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'lb those who may wish I0! I prairles of the West '1‘his Islmd f

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AFEW dollars spent in insulating your

house saves hundreds of dollars in after

years in reduced fuel bills. Simply place large panels of Beaver Board- strong, moisture- proof, durable-under roof rafters, and on wills. Hen: smys in--cold stays out. Beauti- ful panclled interiors are can-ily and inexpen- sively securcd with Beaver Board. Write for free booklets

~ ‘__ .,, _ \ it; _ _-_- _` _ ____ pmual of the following

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7- -nowrmlunthenism Itvsslssi “mm” iimslm ,_ door interscholastic sohooi moot. ieii iiwi sshsuse from the un i.

_ ouses

.~._,\ \ 7.5;/ _ I in Kensington Rink, Oct. 27, com usual humidity and heat we were landscape with just enough wood

‘.i`lt*§.-il ‘ _ 1- " ’ _ were - up

.` Qi. ~ i' ‘ ’ _ \.‘l1ool mskinl lreltesc number of man I didnt can to 589411 610!!

points. Gold medal for pupil mug- _ the Atlantic or again take s long g

ing greatest number of points Come and see A good l\lght's eport

blastem Guardian

.JCARDIGAN-DUNDAS Presby

terisn Churches. Services for Bah

new pliws io visit. s new uns in i_, ¢,i|¢,i The on-den or use Gulf"

BID osi

any direction, farms. farm

_‘train ride to the Pacific. A 1; _ijourney north did not appeal to in 1497, who nam

English Navigator John Cabo

lhad travelled through Nova Scotia coverles_ made by Verazani in 1523 and New Brunswick, but had nevcr The name was changed to Princi

hit; ~ _ li crossed the Northumberland Strait Edward Island in 1799 __ for Prlnc ’\ ~ ,.4 pmd of ¢;,,,,,i,_ _ ' Ito this island. Ir knew several Edward. nuke or Kent and inthe

Ccmin-1 uns Corp.

_ _ oh bath. November lst. Csrdillmut 11 i iivih _here hiid hhd iiei_i_i_ii of Queen vichii_iii_ who whs kin

Llmllld’ llllllllllllll’ l' a.. m.' Dundas at 3 p. m. Rev. W. E. pmpe 5

~ :_ ei;;s».;=¢§_‘<<MADE‘. IN. CANADA

Daviels, B.A., Minister.

many complimentary" things said and helpful to the people the: about both the Island and its in- although he never visited them. hsbitants. So I decided to try a A charm of this Island is it:

ii ‘ff E E R WAGES £553! trip to this Island. people. Over 97% of them are f _"_ _ -Beaten _ _ oh U S "RMS one d me in .niiy while the c

thermometerreglstered 94 degrees deoendcd from the English. Scotch,

.1_-‘ - "'-".-:_ F i".l'. 1.-' '.:~‘ '~ ' " ' ‘ ' ' " .

iNSuLATiNG » i , _._c' l ,L i» _ _ _ ~» 551-51; Ni _ _ I in the shade fnBost0'n. with the pro- rish and French settlers. They . _ _.__ _ W GTO lll U olll 26-' ill herran . I bun- _think and act upon a. high moral

Farmers, faced with an abundant

`l I hel and the necessity f

spect ofast his 8¢ died into ataxl and reached Central plane. Wherever there is a group

__ __ __ __ suppyo n o _ -- - - ~ -V ~--- ~ ' . _ cutting production costh me php ‘_W'harf in good season to board the of dwellings one will find a church

"¢°°l"ed P"°Pe" °'tl'°“l'l°“ in me ing their hired men the lowest Steamship “Calvin Austin" bound and a schoolhouse both in good re-

“`*°““t1m9~ age, f i t J hn New Brunswick ; air and attractive. Church go-

__ (if _ _ Ol' Elin 0 s v P

` l l A T Y The D°°_l°‘l declared that “° gen' Zliiiturelnnepgllillilliliieilils-l;llsii,i|lill;h,; igfilililx starting at 10 o'clock in the fore- ing is not only natural for them

-?- ‘"1 p‘l“°ml°ne‘l ml even B’ sulgwn was 113 i- cent of the me wh, noon While one can reach Saint but considered a duty. A most

At thc Rota y lunclii:-on yesterday

the spcil..i his ltoiaiitiii Jeiiiics Mi.K<c, ci lic \l\iiiiiiit Elcctiic

oiiip.ii\ il iiitiiiil 1...; to 0

liiipiclliiiciis ii ui. to 4: powcl plant ui livo \\ ii .1 the old g.\.s op- erated pliiii.. i;.i\i. any to mole moderii uci|ii,iiii<.~ii1, to the iiisiullii- tion iii lii’_'i' ol mir :Hull lalliiwiiit tur- bine .iiiii :ill ;iii.\iiiiii'lcs‘, to Lili! iii- Sttillaiiuii iii liJ.1U ui ii -iilii liorsc

powoi' \\'alvi' tub; boiler, llic acidi-

average, compared with 150 pei'

er wages from January to October

dmdh of lll°ul‘a"d5 °l cases If 9' been The steamships are commodious, It was my good fortune to be the mess is made at the start then it _flgshijx ;,fi_ill;,l:'iii_il.llll.lill.i:l ihlg; ieii clean and comfortable guest of a family or this sort for adds to the difficulty of treatment two weeks ami 8 haih They were

from 129 on January 1 to 113 in

later- october Here is my experlenw' All mst not only generous in the care of

l)r. Ackcr had said that crippled Thih 'i_r_____i hhh heeh hhiioiii___ih_ because of the extreme heat I was me in the hoiiiih but I was taken wi,

cliildieons_\vork is carried iiin to bht- iihi by ii decline ih iiiimhhd for dressifhl lnhihhe thininiest _oh sumhng se ter advan age in Prince E ward s- cloth g. we e e w a 1

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iid than in other parts of the hep and an mcrease ln supply The and steamed out among the Is- count geiiemiiy_ uhiii I was

demand on October 1 was 69 per ry

l in this p"°"l“°e can attend l° mpp' llc Johnl by rail from Boston in much noticeable characteristic of the

C _s ¢- *i-~- th _l < _ » ~ `

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Maritime Provinces and Ncwfouno- i i _hi ii_h iih lands of Boston Harbor, the ocean ready td _sing the praises of this

led child.en so effiectlirelif as a_ma_ii ahhh h yeh’ iiho ie” time than by boat a trip on people is their hospitality. one ‘V110 N15 had SPCC M ‘la “mg 0’ i th ma not onl call but must remain

Th 1 sawn i t ci f hi h the water dur ng e summer y y

‘md ln* had expcllmce “llh hull e llllllll ll ll lllll ll g season is refreshing and healthful for dinner and may be for slipper.

e the cities, the beaches, the foxi arms, the horse races and the

anadian born. being practically

see for miles and miles in al

and buildings, dotting the

. __‘i~§\-__ , _,_ .1 / e mmcing at 7.15 p, m, ggnmy nog, experiencing in Boston, was Wise I land to give variety to the picture.

/ / - in hour Silver c for Yes necessary. Not bein. h !°ll\\8 Beautiful! _

By good authority, I found that his Island wis first discoveredby

t \

ed it Saint John

9532-10-34-al lme. I wanted a short trip partly Island as indicative of the day of

by water to some place I had not its discovery. En8111l\d 1511211 £0 seen and yet was not faraway. I lay claim to lt, and France later heard of Prince Edward Island. I asumed it as a part of the dis-

i in these lines. l _

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WABASSO DEMUIISTRATIDII

TUESDAY, OCT. 27 T0 SATURDAY, OCT. 81

We take great pleasure in announcing that Mrs.

A. M. MacDonald, Wabasso Representative will be with us this week to look after your particular need

Wabasso products are Canadian made. ~ 1

5. ii. McD0||ALl|

The Island’s Leading Store ,

rot producing organisms gain

tlail of new piiiiiiis-, stool slack, etc. land. clllll' 0 llollma l lllllmlllllll W breeze that trickled ln began lo W0ndcrfu1 Island and its worlderfill people (md thc chief c1'0D5 pl‘0~ aihed me city seal It “iso con t meh even “nd”

- -i rance w , R006

till

Duriiig ilia iiirsciit gear

» _ _ _ i g

buildings “iii ioiii uo\\ ii to be sur. cat advances made with regard to s sense of relief. Coasting along the I was interested in what I might turhiim Dairyihg is B prominent

cceded by mc biiiiciiiigs with fire proof roovcs, the boiler room and turbines hi-ing under

densei, \.ciiuii iiiips, Li -u` ti ' 1; to b L 250, mm n p 5 ey

l l lll ll lll llll lllllllull ll llll l are the white pine of the East, the l°ll°ed l'° lleplllll l° my slllelloom lei/61 U10. which in Some 86000118 IS are others more or less important. turning the same mhiihe has to he

lllllll mllllclll lllllgllllll llllclllllllll ll Western white in and the red, and don ll heavier and warmer not the case. I travelled over

iiiiis' »-ii'ni`»iibci.. -_ pe' ' - 8°

equ pmui in in omi i ion a ou ioca soo y Ro ar an C J Gallag iiicih iodhiiiii0ie_ iihd western yellow suit of clothes, and when 4 ohcirlock roads that had hills and hiiiS_ not md from the bin” iook out at the hhhhhhhih hxphrihhhh hhhvidhd ohh

h _ _ in ll ' pine. or these the white pines, °“’“° I ‘°““d it ”°°°”"’y ’° so very ions. but steep up endiwide expanse of ocean extending as is piopeiii, fortified with mm,

pumps, spray iiwzics, etc., this new

the 25th of Novciiibcix

_ , nc th pi was iia. i

the old The Docto: then spoke of the ;'y§lllhi_l;'__gi_l il;ii_ ll llllll ll overcome the heat and gave me a peopih duced am ham on/"_ potatoes and

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ned my picture and signature.

While I have mentioned these in- oniy ho an inspection of himhei!

One should visit the north shore he ihi_ough_ This is B somewhat

1500k'.L \,'1Li>':i -, - f » id hid- »1¢

a _ \_\_ uioiiii n _iii_i__o1 con c ciippe c i iciis vor would i nh t iiiiiibiii iiidiiiiiirs th land with its Twin Lights, I was eiiiiy so ievei the roads wouid be diistiiiis that I saw much on there huh hi his hhhhhhh hi___h_ oh “_

Iii a \'¢-ry iiiicim-.siiiig ati css cn-

tltlcd “wiilcliliig the World Go By," Mr. McKee ievic\\'ctl world aifalrs, concluding wlili an outline of the achicvcmi-:its of thc laic Thomas A. Edison. _

Riotariau P. W. Clrirkiii was in

the chair.

town and Siiiiiiiicrsidc by Dr. Acktcr,

_ ‘ ' led W ja pi ei - ~ _

cllossmg' Gmrgcl M°I"“nm“l' “llw classed together, and these occupyithaii W9-9 V’ °*m°Y me ”°’°55 New Reaching the Strait, they simply

taken together, now occupy third 5°” t° my °v‘lll°°"t' nie “mn steep down, the equal of anything for as the eye can reach, a portion iiiiiiiem __

T ° H’ C Place among the kinds of wood cut. ‘freeze was 'wt °“1y °°° and fe: I ever saw in any c0Uhffi'Y- But I of the Gulf oi’ St. Lawrence and a If me iiiaidei. has never tak”

Tal" Its ar , or the sz5,5aa,ooo feet bones mess- "°~“““K W -i“"‘2°“““K “nd °“ enjoyed them for they lent variety mssi seiighinii scene. 'rhere are this hi I ,dons him to do so

, , ‘ ure of white pine cut in Canada in 5“Y@i`1 ii good night's _sleep Thusi and gave zest to the automobileisandy beaches here where the ii ll'

Drlver Dles i1929, according to figlures compiledimy ‘”‘pe’le“°° emphaslz” that thelridcs. bathing is attractive and strange

i _ by the Dominion Bureau of statis- imp t° Sami’ ‘mlm by mat ln the- to

(clmadmn Plossl tics in co-operation with the Forest lsummel' is mme deshlable than One. The people there are awaking to washed surface of the bluff is

Hiiih W_ _i_ R Mcwiiiiii M_ D_ P§S_{h)l;lillY'h7N'd_S_i' hchlift i2;"‘la;“E`?_ Service, Department of the Interior, by *'°~"~ Pi'°V`|ded Of °°‘"`S'3 lmlithe financial benefit coming from i-edd15h_ I noticed the absence of

Shih thai diiiihii ihh iiiihii iifhhk Sim: h________g _hh Srhch _*_’_ °_”'y__°_u Eastern white Dine sullplied 486,- the Weaihef 15 -i\_°t dlsagfwable- the visits of tourists to the Island. steam and sailing Craft here. The chssiiii ciiiiiiis i”O__ iii_iiiiii_d iihiidriih _ ‘_” I e “as _rV`i-194,000 feet. The jack pine of the I 1`93¢i'\°d 5° nt ‘7°h“ 5h°‘ltly Roads are being improved and (wean was gi-and but solemn in its

l lg “"5 Struck by the Sidney East and the lodgepole pine isome- after 5 °°l°°k the next m°ml"5' some are surfaced with cement.

ext summer. '

l Silver Scarf

say the sand is white while the

(Experimental Farms noi.o)l

sfeiidvfff- Ii W” the “me *M* .uihongh ine sliver sour: is not

"The ocean old centuries old ce in canada and im,-ticuim-ly in

had been conducted at Charlotte- bound fast freight a# Alder point Y

times cal cstem ck n are and 0" lafidlng b°‘“'d°d the f am Many tourists go there by auto Longfellow wrote of re

garded as a serious disease of po-

an an

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c~<.iiiiini ions iid tux mn c “as also in the truck Cab, .i ex sixth piace_ Red pine, which grows Bi'““5Wl°k t° the N°fth“mb°"1‘“d, drive unto the new, spacious Ferryismmg as youth and as uncon-

weather may liuvc been rcspoiislblc

has been iiiiil-:ing siicli uxccilciit

ce in Canada, and partiularly in

ci tl wed

weie ii ing on ie rear luml to eighth and Wesierh yeiiow i-,ine train requiring most of the day t0 the opposite sid drive off again pages restless to and fro tediy this is an aid dieuse aiihoiish

for this, or it may be that tlic work _r L _ _ _

sl ll y (often called pondosa pine) eleventh. Peiliih the Strait. biiii the many in The number of ihese visitors in. Ui, ,md down fii-is sand, 91 gold ti__h_ iiiht ieiioiid ii! in wwrmnce

a .

progress that there is no iiccd for

- lefesllnii *WFS *° S” made ml crease yearly 'ivi ehiiy unto itself

s made in the year 1871 in Eu

This was fcwui' tiiiiii lust ycar. The pected iio i-ewver Five mm who - .

‘ Only ln Eastern Canada, comes Strait. It WHS an aCCOmm0ClB.ti0ll Steamship “nd when they i-each troiied hh

_ ~- ~ ’ e Maritime Provinces. Undoub-

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certain cases to bc dealt with by two clinics. _

The Doctor said ihcrc were sev-

with badly crippled foci.

but owliig to iiiipropcr and poor ad-

idc and regular paved through-,ut

vlcc givvii to this piii~ciii.<, the childl chgsger figiicymm who Comiiiaiiicd meeting were read and approved. `

_ ' ' detail for it is interesting as th it d iii q 1, s i if

_ ,D,i__, _ ii ,__ l _ , _ 801118 soy an ema.y oj.cso

was _iiif cciiil with th it.ult that of mud times, as his Dim profits The School and Sick committees ii viic_tiiii,iiii eiii_iei_i?h,ie_ of course interest hhihihd out _md hxhihihhd conditions hurl liccoiiic very much had been reduced in receiii years gave their reports. It was moved one can he by _min or auto me S id is i_h __ __ i

ummers e e nex c _v of m-

Worsc aiifl ills more ilifilciilt riow to

by f°'°lg“ competition and a my' seconded and passed that we _°llk.entlre distance but I like the

orranoe with/ nearly 4,000 inhab-

effect ii ciirc than if thc child had sicrious disease among the oysters. Dr- W- R~ CHWOH 50 E1‘/e B i¢CU\l1`¢|oceim and its invigorating breeze 3 __ H i hh i i hh

‘ ' an S- ere S e 031') ef 0 9

f_*r- ~~°--rzn-A-~ -, ;;;

We cam supply plains and estimates for hot water heating and im- proved plumbing that will save you money and add to your

comfort '

Oi quote on iepairs to your

present system

The largest stziif-- ihc most complete

stock: Save time and money hy, c o m i n g io _

h e a d - quarters

lin nil oet.2sii~i aio u _ i _ _-___-_ e i;_h‘;___“ch‘_’_‘_‘__iii_hh_ __i_;‘_“i___i_i_i:_"’__' Prines Edward Isisno is ioenied Sim, Fox i,,,i,,si,.y_ These fum

-- ed W Bmmhe mi, the same Mm east Df the P"°Vl“°° “f New are in great demand and the in- lgreat occasion. _

l 'B’““5Wl°k ‘md L’ °“°l°5°d in mel diistry is both valuable and promls- I should speak of the climate.‘

L. T. Beaton won the prize given by ; . I

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EYES TESTED

AND GLASSES FlT'l'lD I. W. TAYLOR I. S. TAYLOR

» Optometrists

142 Richmond Street DE

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_ | me to nm committee im. emu iGUif °f St- LiW"T¢nC°~ It 15 in ‘he ing. I visited one very large fox Surrounded, as the Island is by

_ the il;,:esi; numb,-_.i. of wordsgih thglshape °f a °“’5°3“l' exffendlnfi’ 9**-it firm or ranch where I saw hun- ocean and strait, with no high silvery appeamncei the °h"“°t"

word --Dicii°mh.y~»_ Luncheon Wahl "id West “b°“t 1_45 milfs *md dreds of tidy little houses arranged hills to intercept, the breezes from suggestlns the name °f the dlsfue-

,, l served hy the hosiesh The meeig iiiilfih and Wufh ~i'0m 5 if’ 35‘ in rows like the dwellings of a vill-_the water have a clear 'weep l ins closed, next meeting to be held mllelll The lllllllh lllllll llllllll age' These were the muses ll°ll|°‘°"°55 *he _ 00Ui\fi'Y. ensurinll 5 hand lhlll sympwm ls even mme

' at iihe home of Mm Wm MacRae__'°°B5t5 are WW l"°i¥“laf "iid Mr. and Mrs. Fox. The healthfu,l temperate climate. So

mu can to be answered with ii iiiii_ i fasclnatingi, _ deeply tiiidentied hh miie Ones when Did enough ai., the days are “mom very hoii whii,_ curs,_either in the ground or in the

ieiii eveiih ihiiiihiietrous n ets from e Gui an Lhkihn ainia_y__ ami placed inhi\__lar|i__<i _nie night, me geheraiiy Choi it “_ st/orisse. the tuber is noticeably

_ - s a y e o grow u o

The" “fe “° high hm-5 “nd i\° enough to either be sold alive or

rocks. The soil is ofa reddish kiiied and the Wits with Th, °°l°" and WW f"m9~ It “ms 9 amount of capital invested in thisl delight to me to see as the trxin ihdustry muh” into the miiiiohs sped along. the extensive and and the “ies yegiiy of iive foxes b°““”f“l mid! °f Emi" and PON- and pelts reaches a large figure. W” 5° full and Vi8°_i'°i18- the i0l>Sl_Toui-isis should certainly visit one level as a floor. I have never seen pf ihege ,fox ranches. Fm-ming is anything like it this side of the the principal occupation of me

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H0 Said he Sliiillilihiled Wiih C01- W” Present' The minutes ol last from Boston to the Island with gl;;:ll¢l;i-iiiilliil. f_;lli;g.h0whllll:.oulil:Zil lll lll vel lll We llsllll alle

v ' ri ' W

Pm* CE ‘i§5_‘_:l_‘:h;_Sf’YSTE“ Bousnaw 1Nsri'rU'rE time Pass Dies-isniiihi I :>°°_;d¢di I round much of interes: on the, 1 wss inks.. by me young isdy of i and in me United shim in

' Th O i he _i i ih B ___ the FBYFY Si'?Bm~ D H “Pe Island. The capitol and prlncipalithe family whose guess I was, bo- mm A ‘ew yeh" in” me D°_

_ e C 0 ll mee lng 0 e. 0 T0fm8l‘itill€ cl'0S5ll'lg the Strllt ill city is Charlottetown with ii popu_l gethhii with her “then and ' henhio ho

LoNr>0N_ on; ;»s,_1~he pi-mm, of shaw W. I. met at the home ui Mrs. about 45 minutes ii distance of him, i ii ii bo ii 18000 ii hid _ ii minion Botanist drew at n

eral pathetic cases broiiglir. before which speaking ii, _.in Oysici. f,.s_ A. B. Macleod. The meeting open- miies iahdihg ist Bordm Oil the tllliellsloililthelmll const l ilthllll t oil; llllllllell lll lllll llllllse lllillllzilli ez i this clinic. One was that _ho child mai at Cgichssieri is-,ig-aleld he _ ed ii; the usuihlih wzyhhhseveiiiitex _rsihnill Here I again boarded ii W ' W S ree Annan' It ls an ‘mmm ll all lm p

115 CHSC owned an oyster fishcrv iii the mem 975 I'€SP0Il K T0 C im-lin fm. my desiinhtioh New

_ _ _ _ . ‘ _ ~ with esnhflt: furnishing a- smooth ws attached to a suiiey in which

had been tiicitd in the 1920 clinic, Duchy of Com-,vai1_ with a verse of poetry. One visitor Wiitshiih I speak oi this mp _S s

ts appearance on Canadian grown ctatoes. ' - Bilver scurf attacks mly the tu-

bers, original infection taking place in tho soil. In the early stages it appears as slightly sunken and dis colored areas upon which will be

tourists shouid see it. Each horse

such races at Readville near B<~s`cn. I really fenioycd the whole nffai". Si did the crowds of p-:cple who gathered on every vi-ntage ground. The Lieutenant Governor of the Island honored the race with h's presence. It was ai

stage of the casual fungus, the La- tin name of which is Spondylocla- dium atrovirens. When diseased tubera have been in storage a few weeks the affected areas become more conspicuous and take on is

if the surface is rubbed with the

noticeable. Where infection oc-

an invigorating climate and I ‘l“"'°n°d in the i'¢3i°i1 i!Wld¢d by personally received much benefit me f“.“B’i|-l- Whlli! the diseased from i¢_ areas are seldom as conspicuous or

The turist preparing for the N injurious as stab the fungus,

above trip should provide himself HBVGWIHGIS. iliiilrsl the skin and with some affidavit that he is a whi°h results in a loss of moisture citizen of the United States. I f01lUW0d by a shrinking of the tu- obtsinoc mine si the Boston city bers with ihsir msrirsi vsiue amm- iisii. ii oemxiea ihao 1 was a'cisb1y redness both for use ss seed voter in good standing and con- and table stock. Furthermore,

_ - _-ll Before one can board the Saint

blihl th Isldcii ' th its _ ‘

iuh c__s_ci=i_i_h lnhrsis Ro;x_i_____huihih1_8 Smwms 9|: QANADIAN "NE beautiful north ihhoriih wi __ ___ call an excenti-iclty of the topo- industry and it was a delight to ._ iiohh sihhmhhih he has io phi" m

seiiciraie Mcmlire re ortleii `th'=.t th et l-l l ___ llalllell sllellellyl ll til lllllllllll llh gllllllllllll To lllllw llle lllllllllllll lllllm me lll llllell llle llellllll lll llnllle all llnspelltlon and when llemlllllg

rooi-cs 'l'li-i-'i'iip‘i1iv'ilsolnstallédl ' t f llth l 'l ‘ ll lli lild Nlllll specles °l Pine are “und ln gllllllllllllll llllllllllllg llll llll llllllc _ advantage gwlmd' me w°“ld every f"m'°°'n °f °h°l°° breed' Saint John he must submit not

_ i .. . _ . . _ ceip s_ rom e ioise laces n a Chhhd_i_ of these six species iiiiii ing Cape Ann, and Thatcher Is- imagine that iii 8 country apphi._

seen the sclerotia or the winter l

.wings conditions. results in ich

and ihrhconvenienee. In the case of poor. entilation and eepeclelb where there is emcemive moisture.

silver scurf develops with greet rl- pidiiy, a fact which has been lip- portsd by observations made at the Dominion Laboratory of Plan! Pathology, Charlottetown. It has been demonstrated likewise that when potatoes are stored in sacks the conditions thus provided src ideal for the development of this disease. '

Inasmuch as seed treatment does

not destroy silver sour! its progrhs must be arrested by other means- This is best accomplished by allow- ing the harvested crop to sweet in the pilebefore placing in permea- ent storage ' which should have thorough ventilation at all than Avoid _storing in sacks and poorly constructed bins. For further ds- tails communicate with the nearkt Dominion Laboratory of Plant Pa- thology whers all enquiries will be answered free of charge.-B. *- Hurst. _ _ _

Shotgun Causes

- Death

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James R. Douglass, of Stanlly. died here yesterday from wounih received on Friday when his lhot~ gun was accidently discharged the load entering his body. _ ~

Slum Tots in Royal Beds

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