.. h h .. . -s , ' my Tl-IE cuaaolaw. cuannorrsrown if V 1; m" use snrvw . . -..,.s...,,.. A h - I 1 . ; "m7 i'""" 1'' "'''” - NEWSY NOTES. - W.C.T.U. body suggested asking a'loeal arhery expert if he could solve , ' their problem. To cut the' story 'I'he Warblers are found only in short, the archer shot an arrow. A ;,Silver .Fox and - ' ' Mink VF arming v THE BLACK TN” WHITE: , w”'"" we Arts on was Manon By Dr. W. Henderson Barton . , The firm of aruskin-P-ldman or gov: Yctrk black for . stoles mounted , , -nrhey; find shit single width. stoles ' of all foifitypes have been very popular hot. black fox especially. , They say they have gone one fur- ther in the development of fox as y a single evening mounted single widths of either black. or white fox on a cape shell of black velvet. Actually the fox swears asa luxurlpua trimming on Qoclhlillng in long- aiim stoles of M or barrel on bl fur and have Color -- Desirable color should be particularly stressed in the se- lection of animals for breeding purposes. A clear blue black is very important in the guard fur' slid it t . shculd be free from rusty tinge or the heredity tendency for this do- fect. Clear underfur free from off color with a uniform color from bottom to top is desirable. The most rigid methcd or selection of good color is to retain only those animals that keep or hold their color well through the year in out deor pens. They will generally rc- tain good color anywhere and will the Western Hemaphere, and most .of them are migratory. Francis Rain, in i891: enurnerates l5 species. but the latest Island lists include about a score of these small sparrow-like birds. Though called Warblers. their musical ei- forts are not striking. the best of them being but short musical trllls. Warblers, however, subsist entirely on I. diet of insects, and are in consequence most valuable to the farmer and the gardener. Technically the Warbler may be distinguished by these features: they have nine primaries; a slen- der bill hardly booked at the tip; with. a string attached. through the loop, and by means of that string pulled a new rope after it. The magazine "Life" (Sept. 4, 1960) gives a '” account of the Woodmen of Arden and their "Grand Wardmote." a meet or con- vention that gathers in the anci- ent Forest of Arden. war-wicksblre. for four days every August. The Woodmen are archers and this an- nual shoot is presided over by the Earl of Aylesford. There are butts at each end of the range. The archer carries two arrows, which he sheets at the distant targets, then walks down the range to re- Associati General superintendent of the Temperance League of America... Ixcerptd from address given be- fore the southern Baptist conven- tion at the Coliseum. Chicago. Illi- nois, May id. 1960, with nearly 5000 in attendance. since our annual gathering last year in Oklahoma City a number of very significant developments have taken place in the temper- ance cause. The .Christi.an and mor- al forces of Oklahoma won as glor- Hi?F(E;irllAlivi Aiioui nwwn mcam PQllCli5 loos victory by a majority of more than 65,000 votes. Today. Oklaho- ma's constitutional provision stands a velvet cape. a result of this usually transmit this character to treatment. When black fox is used their offspring. Avoid selection of inner secoxmariss not lengthened; and the hind has neither long nor trleve them and shoot at the target he left behind. (As in golf. en- a Freetown LIVE . WANTED Buying Live Fowl," Chic- ken. Capons, for best U. S. A. and Canadian markets. Trucks loading weekly, high- est prices. ' LLOYD BURNS s Phone Bedeque Exchange 11-2 a Russian red fox.dyed'black is selected.iMurfI register as a big accessory to cloth coats and en- - sembles. An ensemble can be high- lighted with either black, silver or platinum; fox Mutfs that are strik- inglyhlarge. One of Gruskin-l"elci- man black fox was very effectively shown on a page in Life magazine a couple of weeks ago. and it certainly was an appealing advertisement. just mother of the signs that fox is coming back. and like our read- ers. we think it cannot come back too quickly. single width stoies This is 0 0 Dr. c.K. Gunn was guest editor for July on the invitation of the National Fur News, published in Denver, Colorado. The Doctor's message to for ranchers of today foxes with curly or wavy far. This tendency is inherited and because such pelts are difficult to match in garments they are considered un- desirable. Avoid selecting V-neck females. The silver should cut across the back.of the fox at right. angles to the long axis of the body and the black coloration caused by the .absence silver should not run down the entre of the back in a V- or U-shape. Such pelts are generally conslde ed undesirable. O 0 0 Avoid rachitlc animals. Rickets is a disease usually caused by a lack of calcium and vitamin D in the diet of growing pups. select vixens free from rickets with good width acrcss hips, which makes for easy delivery of pups. Eliminate natural killers from the herd as this habit straight. . Francis Bain calls this species the "Black-and-White Creeper" because it "runs over the trunks of trees, searching its food like the true "creeper". and uttering the most tenderly -whispered little ditty of a song. Its color is described by its name. being streaked black and white. It nests with us, and strangely enough for a persistent tree climber, places its nest on the ground." it may here be remarked that, with the increase of skunks and other predators, our ground- nesting birds are on the way to becoming extinct. Black-and-white Warbler. AOU 636. Summer resident, reported from Pownal, 1927, i939. and L9-19. Plumage male. no yellow anywhere, Upper parts streaked black and thusiasts get a lot of walkingl) The dress of thsvwcodman is tra- ditional: white pants. green short- tailed coat, and a wide-brim'd hat turned up on the right side. There are some traditional ceremonies. finishing cff with the" Grand word- mote's grand ball. NATURE NOTK like 0. Gibraltar. The moral forces of the nation have been thrilled and challenged by this victory. our rightcousness are on the march against Dunon Rum with a cour- age and determination they have not had 1: a generation. In February this year, the Geor- gia Senate passed a state-wide "bone-dry" measure by 25 to 3. Th: h "wet.s” h ll seour giving descriptions of birds and 3:5 atggoetrnmaht ohutthg ugh,” asking their names. Almost in- mm hem” the Home mum vote variably the enquirers left out the upon the menu”. They have won markings and color of the head. 3 temhomry Victory. huh I phedmt which 3” 3”” unlmmmt m dei that these delaying tactics cannot W'mm1"5 "'9 speclmwv 35 "he prevent the enactment into law of following experience will show. A the hovdmgh Wm 01 the Chwsuhh hawk W” mmced ne'er d"W”"3 forces of that great commonwealth a pullet it had killed: it was I thl promptly shot and brought in for who I” detemmmd 00 rd er In past years I have had letters people are aroused; the armies of ' Gllllnt, nuatico. P. E. 1.; BRANCH OFFICE-Bank of Nova lcotla Building. Charlottetown, r.l:.I, GERALD E. F. STOKOE - Branch Manager REPRESENTATIVES (Charlottetown): C. k, 0. IIPEEENTATIVES. IN OTHER CENTRES: I5. II. Monkley, Summeraide. W. Claude Lecky, Summer-side; cyru Gallant. Amherst. M.I.: Clifford 0. Ellis, 0'I.cary, P. E. 1.; Albert Arthur B. Dickinson. Hunter River, P. E. I. and for the National Temperance League Inc. that is soon to be. I pledge you that we shall "continue to wage a relentless and uncompro- mising warfare against the legaliz- ed liquor traffic in America until we win the great victory for which we will work and pray. In "Forward" - The American Issue. . to of the liquor evil. is that they should place particular is inherited and many cause can: 1 - as 1 14- 1 1.1 ml :1 , 1; hi h k, 3” . emphasis upon. the production or slderable losses in a ranch 1! the-up :2b:e'oz”:utec:v:au rgaatliers ofena b?:iw(r,lIlshIbl::: :olor,g ail? I L.eAc tdmlifv ule ll?f?i2'5i'””” mm” ”'””""""' ”'W""' M831 illllmy Wm because the Vixens 5'9 B"0W9d '0 remain 1” white patches; wing coverts black put it down as a Goshawk. But ,,,f;E?md, electio '0; the 128,10: ,1lstyu'h 4'R""”k ”'m''-"'' i craziest demand in the markets c! the herd. select vlxens from sow? tipped white (wing bars); throat closer inspection showed no white mm and pleas, God when that 5-”""b" 5-"mint 018"" the world will always be for clear milking strains. Foxes. like cows. ma upper breast black; sides tip to the tail, nor darker spots election 1, held in Ngvembe, M, 9'c”""" ""9" 35-05'9"" colored. tine. dense furs. The pres- are variable as to their mliklus 4111- streaked black and white; middle on it. I held up its head and found km”, Mn ,,,,,,g mp mg, the WW?” ”3”'" 37-3"l”P'd- mt period of low pelt valuation is my and a good milking vixen of belly white. Female similar. but the -white marking of the Goshawk! c.,,.,,,,,,. '”':I':,'(':'d ;'g,'”'ll; n'o'o'””:f d In vnwrtund time for 10x ranchers usually pmduces strong. growth! ie-wer black streaks; sides tinged The white up had been worn off mm, 03,011”, ,5 Nesapu ,0, , hm " , cg; so Lug” ' to rigidly cull their foxes with the pups that will in turn milk well. hmwmsh. Length 0, adult 53 the mm and the dark Show (ham mkhwua election Already 39 of u Mohm .m,br; . Mn view to the productio of a better Poor milks are a cause of small inches. Show because the ml was darken. the 100 count,” uh shone dry" and 'medm ' u BM in 32 '(;WV:rd quality for: pelt in the future. These. size in for: pups and even losses ed by the min, xi; was the head -,0 out 0, 100 commas have om. "ugh". 'w.uyh 33:sh.u as h . tgrvgmerhtannugglvwbihgmggggd dig among litters. . rue s'rn.r SANDPIPER thgtn gsty; ihteh cigvsg I was mm" lai(v)etdu:vin9euand splirlti. m so th gierdcfprey 1s.'rm ' s4.nxcluns- Y!""0-s'- A--vm ' ' "W ""9 I W W succmllll 9'11" lempmmenl l3 "0””' This Sandpiper breed: beyond ate enough to'wake at 4.00 pm which rlave 031103 pilvilegles, uIi.'.T57.?.... i&&.':.'.”i'.' ss.3'J.(. I9.shoshonesn rearing of fur bearers under the trait that should be taken into the mm; 0, trees. hum Hudson -rh,ohg,h the east wmdow shone gm mum!” are "bone dry... and ". mmcmu mm . smueuun India." 5'ml'u0""5tl"l'9d 00”dm0n5 01”"? 00"5ld9"m0'l in the Chill” -"elf Bay westward. It traverses the the merest ”paring" of the Moon, an additional 155 counties have 18. Fireproof 2o.Molature ofiand 41LNarrowinlet fur ranchh . breeding stock. All breedins mlm- coastal regions in its migration and then I remembered that the outlawed the sale of whisky. Thus lioor zmiveniur 33-H9m0mn- 43.Any soggy ' ' r g5 5hC'll1d E9 Eeilxfcled Wtlllfh "lueye southward, but it is the rarest of conjuncticn of the Moon dand there gggfg countlgg in the south 20. Remove (poet) dum mass The following attributes in the. 800d We 8 C0 0"” "L eastern Shore Birds. The specl- Venus was billed for this ate. that are either wholly or partly 11109 . gelecugn of dean-gble (axes should Malt? folxestshohitli hatvitli 3Tx1d'5:eCx:s: men taken recently at Cavendish. sure enohgsh. jillst ahovred s sphruce dry. 11 as be carefully studied. Good colo l W Pen Y 0 ml ' 9 i the fir t recorded fc P. E. Island tree and u heow a con, ung some we .mem1,,g bug, mgsgugd. , . n e Renfrew 1'ePreSe"t3tlVe '59? spud and underfur coupled -tut; Bhwld be 01 SW1 Size W" W89 asnd mu: calls for ar caretul de- the brilliant planet. poising as the ad people are still searching for the 20-Occurrence o ' 5935”. 01 911050. make 101' a tlzht- Che” md Width across "19 mp "-" scrlptlon. In appearance this bird Morning Star. The conjunction of "solution of the alcohol problem". 77-F""'M"' Chateau & Cookrlte Rallzes, iy lfurred pelt that will stand up 8lCt!l.t3:0;l1;aterss ;eF(l!lXs9uSall1:3tEgg; is somewhat like the Lesser Yellow- thesis ttwo till-eaverily b0diltl!sd(a;l yril; lmitoswjwhat thail; usolugion tie. 2. go"; . wel when the leather is tanned. "9 V0" legs. but is esmaller and its legs anc en as onomers ea e are us one sou on or he ' truck Scalesl Water 5YPtemsv Dense undermr prevents the pelt leaders and 5"”! 5"""”l5 "9 W are green: in the Fall it suggests is the most pleasing spectacle of liquor problem, and thatis mm ab- 3”-MW” - appearing flat when it is dressed upllv my to keep in K0001 common the Dowitcher AOU 231 but its all. stlnence for the individual, and ”-'5"""d electric and ham washers The silver should have s long or WW5 Jess feed and dlmculiy mm white underpdrts dmongst other The fall as a rule brings out all 'iminnstion by law of the traffic in " ;"x”;”"u t - - . ' ' . cams on milkih machines and cream wide bar and be sharply defined in hype?-Sensitive excitable Bnmmlsv features distinguish it. the larger toacistools classed by the beverage alcohol. speaking for the opdimhy g the silver regions of the pelt. The I11 l-:8 Pl1aghH51nZh0:) new bl';39dll"3 sun Sandpiper. Am; 333. mm, learned as Macrc-fungi. Few peg Temperance League of America, 3h..hMn rato . animal should be well, furred all 8500 for B W110 9WI1'90 l3”' Ht , hi, 5 C hash. sons have given any '- 0 ham 1 sepa rs See me or phone mm mm "mug ("nod nah mes mghm much mhhth; hhihpmchase gs Eorhongn caxgg. 20' ?;';0' by mesa fungl,,thC1lEl1 many of them :'ll'lsed1B.l'l!cl yardmhereh: at a serioug 3 ( e 27-21 Hunter River. "Id Wmll Th! neck shouldiefull M 9”” W”"""” 3 W ""5 -- Stephen c..,.,pbeu, gm name... are said to be edible. i fell a I van use respect. as ,o.m,,,.,,"d,,, , with town and throat well siivered Famous breeders of other lines 9! moderately long. Body smhh 85 pom... (3, scabs:-) growing in she frequently eats food that at- n',h,,d,,,mh W--v .... .. in the full silver fox. The silver stock who consistently prcdm OW Mn... 1., 1..., th: lass mg, green, quantity in the lane The book facts both colour of Yolk and f1uv- 44,g.l...i.. llEB3EBT BUCHANAN should carry down to a narrow standing alllmdls. We very OM61!!! spring plumage: upper mm Varh "Mushrooms and -n,,,dstoC15,v- pub- our of the 9334-53 commemm 193,, an , . I . . black belly an-lp. size, length. mu about introducing new bond into ed buck, Hay. and hum Lmm, lished by the Dominion Botanist, or concentrate specially prepared mmhddum Fredericton, P. E. I.- :11:-gnu 31,: the animal are lmpgrstaglt. :helr!b:;ed ihgghghtlimthzigthsif 3;; e,,,h,,,,h. uppe, .,,,,,,,,,,,,m5 ...,me, says that 1;. agape; gsugcillbleh plggou desired should -1- go, up, i . t.hss.easu.remen e- ermn W 'p,hdk H doer ungus a o o-3 . ppm T i ” s ” m - ' - k l -- . termine the size of the pelt. Large 'niche' with the desirable char ;';:,'b,uV:t ,,,d":nZ1e.f.;np:swh'l?e, Same day, is the scierocenna 47,;-mega. . pelts are superior in value to the acterlstics of their own stock. Often Wm; transverse hm; of dusky vulgare, which resembles a scaly . . smaller pelts if equal quality. In the champion shcw fox does not brown. Fan plumage: uppemparcs pm-g-b,u; but when it is cut into -"niche" with the foxes in the ranch where it is introduced . .. The above is a partial report of the Doctor's very line article and no doubt complete copies can be ob- tained on applicatlcn to him at the Experimental Fox Farm. sum- merside. w--Z-G- c COMPLETE VISUAL ltEFRA(;Tl(lN and it exhibits a deep black mass of' tissue. This, 1 think, is not edible! Raising iii llrllan chickens Profitable Business Urban chickens of this respect it is important to mate large animals in order to obtain large pups. If also is bixnnin less - in a herd iabout the qul kest meth- od tc overcome this defect is to ouicmss. Hybrid. vigor will thus be introduced which will cover up this defect in most.ca:es.. fecundity - The ability to re- produce young in good- numbers for 3 period of ynrs is a trait which should be taken into cen- sidsration in the choice of vixens uniformly ashy gray; upper tali- coverts as in spring: superclllary stripes, and underparts white; breast streaked dusky." Dark- winged and white-rurnped." Fre- quents mud-flats in company with other shore birds. FARMERS SAVE MONEY ON YOUR POTATO DIGGING. We can supply you with an r .English BANSOME DIGGER These Diggers are fully proven in P. E. I. They are lower in price and very few bowl 1. Packing box 2. Nuclei of starch grain DAlLYgOBYP1'0QUU.l'E-Ilole'I A x r as 1. s A a x sf . ;n,r.orH.as',Is.l.ow I , "one ietteFsisnpiystandsfoeuIetbsr.lathisesraiuTpieAis use for the three L's, X for the twe.0'a. etc. single letters. apoa , trophies. the mun and formation of e:o-wpg.n are all maul Each dayt.iiscodaletteraarodii!asant.' -'i 'Ac-spa-an-ow.-I-7 Reirlgeration , SALES and SERVICE Repairs To All Maker 7 MOTORS Rewinding and ltepalrs hevvtta mark '16? IN PRAISE OF ARCHERY The boys at Holland Cove Camp. it is reported. went in strongly "for Archery. That is as it ought to be. seeing that the practice is a good OTTAWA. ability may be transferred into the to his chest before ioosin it. The herd.d ' arrow itself was carved to a leaf- ail necessary vitamins. including vitamins A, D. and several of the d .Them.aif ifh , sull thoght as . . rr r - Emcmlotu rlgrtuisgeisurelected fronoi fins. 11:3 AN” Ysls f;j,",;'hog,',, ";;;',””;,o”;,,g',f,l;,ff;, ax: glans; Hes witllin the semen T8981”: are required from w P o J v c A v s 9 M v I A I. ew - A P I vs APPLIANCE ) ter and fecilnd qnother will also ' e,m.cmhg' "aw hum besides of s. small town, but there may be Year 0 V9313 B vary 5 : ox” ,- 0 px-. 3 bv.w.. 3 -1. DV Jxl s transfer this tendency for large , truhmh the eye Pun tony yea” several exceptions to that rule. JAS A. MMNEEL a SONS o e r p . -e- Repairs , also to his "offspring. Mating vigor G F Hu1vcHEsoN no I .. . hm .. -9, A first Lclass method of getting ' 1-p cg 1,cwg-uc;x; I .. Male foxes should be observed ' ' omng, Mn, mmde, wom into 15 W hi-V9 chit-'39"! SUMMERSIDE . P and selected for their desire to & SON me mmm, n ..ho,,,md,amw.. wandering into the neighbour's . Yostonlsro Ormoeld-I I DO NUPHATII HM NM . V mate readily. Poor rilataers ma bet gut am not 'conm.m.w my Drab gardenzdsg thiiihmetllgid igmhaolt rec- HUGH A8 I TIMI IOUGBT T0 DO-CARLYLE. . 4 1 utter btain b ommen e . er. e con- - (T m pnopm; 1444 li1ulg.I:mh:In"tvhese lfttgrs are kellt 0plI0m”tr'5u 30": mgghgnzugy 5:?'af;.hhe,1g,;:hs finement plan is suggestggl Sucih "'”-T-” I ” ” ' wry l ta f ti g ' a plan has become prac any I h . then the charac r o poor ms in 53 Gum". st. and pulled the butt of the arrow mm commemm teed, conmmns -., Orthopedic l Chis-olpodiat illtcseat Gaargaltnat For lam Aliment LIVE I FOX Alill MINK SHOW V Breeders take notice that the Live Fox and Mink Charlottetown 'commenclng November 13th. Make this Show out- Lists will be available in due course. November 4th. regarding regulations maybe secured from the under- Show will beheld at standing. Prize Entries close on oonnox MaomLLaN. ( President. during the week Other information Secretary. cs1s'1us ummn-saunas . - , TT an ' C - V.VlAFldlE.Eil.ll'itNG ' use TYPED RE-. A U i. QONG. amen not asap 1, :1 ousT ram: :1- & v uirmo 'rAue'A . MEMO memo! , like" head not barbed. very pro- bably, I said to myself) this boy is imitating the archery of the ab- original Indians. Archery of the British type varies from this in several particul- lars. Arrows have neither barbed or Lanceolate heads: point resembles a good sharp pen ii point made of steel. The shaft is straight and well-balanced, and it is "fea- thered" near the "rock" (notch for . , ,. signed. bowstrirn) The man who attached 0,. used gm. , game", m um-. OIAILMTITOWN. P.I.i.. w R SHAW the feathers was called a "fletch- ngtlw pm; ppm hp, 1,.” wwm- ' - - 9 er,” a word apron-Hus M I 8111- fully used for many years at the name now. The bow. made of yew. was as a rule. six feet long, but some variation was allowed It was held perpendicularly in the left hand. while the right hand drew the arrow on the bowstrlng up to the right ear. The arrow was then sighted and loosed. The target was called a "butt." while the centre or bulls-eye was in archery. called the "clout". There morning try a rope running through a metal rope deteriorated an broke. and the only recourse it seemed was to take the pole down andrunanewropdtinoughthe and the flag was hoisted every pet d worth considering. where ever there B vitamins have been manufact- ured. The laying hen is a living factory and does well in total con- finement whether in the common house on the floor, or in a laying battery or cage. In some cases. where a small area of land is available, the use of some yards may be preferred; al- p ternating the runs to opposite sides of the housegeach year so that the idle land may be summerfallowad Dominion Experimental station. Scott. sack. reports E. Van Nice. For an urban policy in egg pro- duction. pullet chicks may be pur- chased and raised on wire floors. or a contract may he made for delivery of pallets at about five months of use. to be placed dire ectiy in the laying batteries or cages. Broilers have been in bat- pound of meat produced. isuch a quick turnover is well is a market for broilers. The total confinement method. in loop. Before this happened some- contrast to ranging lloduoes both broilers and eggs of better flavour. for suitable Cows. Also '11 Must not be more than 56" I 135 ?to 10 years. Number of Choice Young Grade or Registered Hol- zstein Cows that will freshen soon. will pay the price wsznnrivorosr BUNTAIN a BELL as better: only. number of low set horses. cvargtheir withers. Ages .- 'h ,r l: I This '1. Drudgery . If vouive been shoveling coal and any. lllloutaehosovorthsyears. you're entitled to a batter break. You can get ltwltiuaasavTimheConvorsicnon Burner Installed in vour funnco or boiler. Buy new for installation lsanadia ” WHEN can 1 came: I for This .II Q . 2. comfort wiliblvoursallthrougfstlaevearswith eloan,alortiaeaTisnkusOlil-leat.'rha 'amous Wail-Flame some up so an. (Ill!!! of oil is ovary four used by rylnn-aualthsaoelyonouan. iaglhrrandlsself-lubricated. Heating la oomothingyou asad eluyqn. 13.;-g m:ninfsrier1pIrodueelmands:ot'i.:ceodymopa.eg' iowsrcostdeeustodayi l ' 0' n ,R. T. Morrison Ltd. . susnmtams: - cnaariorrmowzt -..- NEW cuscow, N. s. PLUMBING, rma'rmo..and oorrmacross - IUPII u , used to be some very skillful areh- teries or in pens at the station and "g . - ”xLil(E1'HiCgg- , ersafaw years ago in Britain. In a weights of 2 1-2 pounds at nine ' public park somewhere in the Mld- weeks. have been reported with a . ' l lands. there stood a tall flagpole feed consumption of 2 1-2 pounds Vm