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ntlons made by the Division c! Botany , Ottawa, provide convinc- ing evidence that Canadian Mimi!" may lose as much as l1 percent 0f the stored crop. e. significant amount, indeed, and esuﬁfriaily so m 5 yep:- Qf good prices. Oi the dlleases aliectint stored WWW‘ the greatest losses are due to the

iiilportant Storage Diseases of Potatoes

with the approach of the storage lmm‘ “W lire-sent is an appropriate f“ it" lilying plans w offset the actors responsible for lessee due to “use diseases of potatoes. Observ- 1:4,.

leorgetovln-Bharlottetovln Bus Service

STARTING MONDAY, APRIL 27th. or as-soon after as possible.

h" ~"- Ilﬂmm 8.15 AM-Lenve Charlottetown 4.00 P-M- Clﬂlllan . Johnston's River . 1.20 nu.’ gakrrfilﬂ ,_ Webster's Corner . 4.1::

= win‘: rm Augustus t - st rulers-lilo“ Plsqulll .. . m PM. Puke; Peale: .. . SM PM. "livid .. . . 9.20 s. . st. ‘Ihercul .2 5-" "'- Fort Aunstlu use Am. unawar- mull .. 5.15 ram. Webster. do..." M; M; 4s mm no mu.

Jlihllsinn‘; River , 8.50 A-M- Clﬂllllll .. III‘. S.“ PM. "udzmiiharlottetown ...l0.lll AM. Georgetown 8.50 I-iib “"23": at ChlrloitetoIn-NOBANA ms moms. "w It Georgetown-I‘. J. sotosuilv. BUICK r-r/issluvoun on

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presence of lnic biitzlii mt- “warm-m rots, Phomrl rot and Silver scurf. page blight rot is lllc worst disease of stored politicos. in fact, lt. is so destructive that we may expect 9° loam this your of losses excecdinp fifty per cent of the stored crop imles: prrvetlilve nlcusures are practised. Fortunately blight rot does not commonly :pretid from tuber to tuber lll storage. However, in the absence of gocd storage con- ditions, this rot puves the way for other rots wllich do spread rapidly. Blight rot development is retarded by n storage temperature not Wgher than 40 degrees F. in field". where blight has bccn active, digging should be delayed for nt letrt. ten days. By this time most of the rot pro- ducing spores will have died and infected tubers may be detected and discarded. the remainder of the crop being stored with comparative salety. The presence o1 Fluarlurn rot: depends largely upon the condition of the potatoes entering storage. Cracked and bruised offer awe s to the u-gunLsms of the rots. The pres-

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the progress of these rots by inter- fering with air ‘circulation and by maintaining the correct water re- quirements of these fungus film“- lt ls to be recommended therefore. that potatoes intended for whiter yiqg-nge be as clean as possible aﬂd ‘ree from all millim-

Phoma rot is due to a fungus which enters the Ntﬂtoes tnrourh the injuries arsociailed with Powdery scab, Development oi this dcslruct- ive rot is favoured by high M01188 temperatures and abundant mois- ture.

Silver scurf is preterit in practically all storage houses. "-5 EWWW like‘ wie depending upon ‘ PETEWTE and air factors. Infection is worst and most rapid in basiﬂ! Midw- Greater freedom from this disease. therefore, is assured by storms the potatoes in billlr.

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LONG GREEK woimzzvjsf. INSTITUTE

The C ‘ “ meeting of the Long Creek Women's Instltilie lhr-t at the home of Mrs. Roderic; Mac- LrCOd on Wednesday the seventh, with ten members and two visitors present. l

The meeting opened by singing! the Ode and repeating the (frond, roll call was answered with. “Sins. say, play or pay." The minutes of { lest meeting were read, approved, and discussed. There was no report from the Committees.

querade party in the Hall on Wcd- i nesday Oct. 28th prizes to be given.“ for best costumes, also suic- of lunches. i A contest by Mrs, Norman Mac- Lean was enjoyed by all. the pl-lr-es were won by Mrs. Donald Moc- Eachern and Mrs. Roderick Muc- Leod. It was decided to have the Peace Day program at our next meeting which is to b: llcld at the home oi Mrs. Alex Mar- Lead. Llmch was served by ‘the hosws-s

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of luvul Intern-st but

route advance.

non’. you will not regret it.

army's cuivrc at Town Hall, surn- merside, Friday, October 30th and Rod Cross Office, Charlottetown. ‘Tuesday, November 3rd.

D. Hyntinlnn was hostess at the tea. hour in honor of her daughter, Miss Gertrude Hyndnian, who sails tit the end of the week for Eng- land, where her marriage to Mr. Victor Bclcourt will ttilcc place, On ‘ her arrival in England, Miss Hylltl mun will be the guest of My. Bel court's utiiit. Mrs. Ncrnlrtn Thorn [£011. 111 $l1rr@l'.——Ottalva Jburnat 21st.

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It was decided to hold n mils- i,

BINGO PARTY

KNIGHTS OF PYTHIAS _ HALL Tuesday, 8.15 p_ m. Oct. 27 GRAND PRIZE ONE TON 0F COAL Z5 Bingo: 25 cents auspices PYTTIIAN COMMUNITY t WELFARE (YLVB L8252ll0-26-2l.

Thle column h renal-red for new: . silver-tiling nl I u nolvny lllllurn muy be lllrlcrlell nt 4 n word strictly puyuhlo In

CONFEDERATION LIFE INSUR-

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BUY ROBIN ‘HOOD FLOUR

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FOR MISS HYNDMAN—li/Brs. J.

REIHINDER. TO ADVERTISER.‘

—Advurtisers are reminded copy it new advcrttselneitts, m; Qurrectigi:

must reach the Guardian Office h l 11 A. (M. the day previous tojnst.

'.ion.§‘RcccnL1y' there has been a to.

doncy to delay copy, enforcing us 1

carry athcytiscntents over to n» verilsers‘ inconvenience and d1: as;

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"Ads nunt be in Guardian Oflie- l, L-t.

DIARRIAGE-At tile home of t‘. bride in Kuigszozl on Oct. 21st i: Itcv. D. K. Ross. 13h. Flossie Iii; Younkcl", tiztughit-r of Mr. and l\li . to Charles ll. llytle, SOli oi the late Albert Hylit iliid liyde 0t Clyde River. Tin pal-loi- of the Younkcr home wzv beautifully decorated with poitcti plants n and autumn leaves and vines. Three pure u-lilte bells were artistically suspz-nciod above the

Milton. Tile lllAll‘ clznrtlilugly (iris. ud iii willie crepe with bridal vol. and carlyitzg u boilqtict of yellow ‘Talisman roses and maiden hail fern, was given zlavay by her folli- er. The lllﬂYfllgt.‘ was pbrlormczi ill the pres .100 of a nilmiwr oi relatives and luvttpd guests. Alter the ceremony best wishes and coli~ gratulattions were extended to the newly wedded pair and all enjoyed the marriage feast so tastefully prepared. so boutitiful and satis- fying to the litvited guests and the whole affair graced by the charm

‘ lug presence of the bride and

groom. Alter supper a hearty sing song was enjoyed ily all and literally httndreds o! interested friends came to sound out in no uncertain tones their good wishes for the success of the popular young couple who are to reside wltlz Mr. Russell Hyde, uncle of the groom, at. his beautiful. home in Meadoxvbzink. MH-y for- tune smile on them all along the way.

Mrs. A. Llnardy, Brighton, Mass, and her sister Mrs. V. Mhhar, ol Roxllury. Mass. are returning to their homes on ‘Tuesday after hav- ing spout a pleasant holiday re- uclvlitg old friendshnps. While hen: they visited their brothers Messrs. McCarvcll and families and sister Mrs. Walter Mc- Gregor, New Glasgow, N.$., also

I friends and mlntivcs in Klnkor..-

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THREE ASPIIYXIATED

CHEMAINUS. BC. Oct. 25 —(CP) -~-Pollce tonight closed their in- vestigation into the deaths of three Japanese fishermen aboard their small herring boat Friday night. A coroner's jury last night returnedn verdict of accidental asphyxiation with no blame attached to anyone.

and the meeting closed with sing- lng.

wanted At on}

Quantity o! hay, straw, oats, table stock potatoes, milk cows to freshen in December, Jersey or Guernsey Grade. Young pigs. Also number Barred Rock Chickens. WELLINGTON Mlu-NEILL.

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secretafl/l a bill of l5 cents was on

rotary was asked to write on Ibryor, und invite them to come. A motion

seconded by Mrs. J. W. Boyce and carried that in the case of n death in the community at the time o; our regular meeting ihntstiid meet- inz be postponed until Bftél‘ the funeral.

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The Iﬂillllﬂl‘ monthly lnrw-tltig of. ‘the Boilshniv W. I. was held at the.

l4 members and a number of vis- ‘itorg present.

i The president presided and. the“ meeting opened by singing Instr“, ~ .

lite Ode and repeating the ‘crecdl Roll call was responded to by pity-

lug 5 cents. Minutes of the prev-i S tVTB C! 7T! i‘! if! g

ious meeting o'er-e read and M» proved. There from the committees and the fol- lowing new committees werg- up- Dointed: sick, lvlrs. Stimuel Benton and. Mrs, John lvlcPllnil; school,‘

Muriel ltfcDoilald and Mrs Darnell ‘ entertainment comrnittce- “

Drtrl-ach; was re-elocicd. An article on TB. was read by

motion paid. It, was decided w have a play presented and the sec-

was mule by_Mrs. Noll Ferguson,

Flowers were also discussed but. nothing definite decided. One new

member was welcomed. Next tneet. i118 to be held at the home of sec- retory on Oct, 21, r011 cell to be answered by I-Iallolveen Sllggeq. lions, t

Meet-ins closed by singing The King, after which a very lYJLllliw, \.’)ll5 lunch was scrved to all.

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