ri
1-.-t1 ~1~1-»'i:_l~ .'~:1#l :1ilf.'."'l ll11- l)1-p.'11'l1111;1it of lt1tili\'1iyS
:url tip- l'---1 tllin-1~ 11- lnigglt- oil-r the lmiik-lit-tfpiiig
11‘.11'i--\ .11 lin-ir' 11'i~t11'~: I-arid they 11~1t;1lly l1ii\1: plenty
1." iilzii for \~.-11'-l_\‘ rr»rr~->po1id<-iic-:_
tives :it H1111'-1:1 1<~_-_,fi-tlii-1' with l'1'1.-ririer .\latl1it-soil,
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P/ici; Foun ' 'rua cuAR1.orfr1;:"rowr1'GUA1ti.1AN _ ._ __ _ _ J-ANU-AR\{__2°.__1916___"
_ '” .Yv. _...__ _ _ _ _  _  .. _ .,_,,..
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6l1arl1111lo111n Guardian
Head Office at Charlottetown, Branch Offices at Summer-
side, Atherton, Souris and Montague.
London Otticc. Marconi House, Strand, W.C.
pfggmcng _ , _ _ _ _ _ _ _
,_ . . . . A. A. Bartlett
Managing £41191- _ . _ _ . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
_ _ J. R. Burnett
THURSDAY, JANUARY 201 `l9l5-
__ _ . - -».~. .-.-.-.- ~.-_ . _ :_-.~.'.-Y _-_ ~ ._ .~_ .- _ ---_ _ . ¢c~.-_-_ .-.-.-..-¢.».-e-_-_-
MAIL BUN_(_iLlNG
il1=~ 11111-»1'ii1i1r11e lritngliiig' our ilre rr-11\1_\.'i111~1#11f
iln- _\1:1:1l-. \ i1i.11l\ _1;1.l p:1~~1-iigigrs fr<~ii1:1i1-l11-tieor;{e-
tnwii \1-~l1-1'1l;1\ i~ 111 lie fit-t1.'l_‘~ l'\'Ql`\'ll\“l- l"~"l‘l°llll}'
writ.-11111' li.'1~ bl11:1.lt1't~<l ;111~l 1lt‘<\:1'\'t-~ to be ~»"~\'l'Cl)`
-"1-11~111'e-l 1l1<-1'1-for. i"1'111n \\l1;1t \'.'e1:ti1g;1tlier:t is the
<1i11_~ii~11~.1` c_\;111-:1~r» til;11 l1;i~ li-il to the trouble 'l`\v0
.pu-§:1i-. 11.111- 111-1-~~;1r_\., ~»:11- 1-1 Q1- to tit-1»rgi'1f1\\i1 and
r~111::: ~..1ii1 111- '1:.;1il~ ziiill 1-:1~~-'1J'!'~_:;i11l:111~»tl1i~r11»
.1.:1-.115 1l:~~ »»i11\.\;1i'fl 111:1il~ :ii -2 ‘_._~~_-rz_'_;1r'~. llie l’o.~1
‘ |lll\'1' tli- liI.t'-l I1' lrurl lllt‘ lrlll fill' ll.‘i~ \l»1Illri'_‘ _i»llll`l|t.‘_\'
_-_:id l.:_1l r..1.1ir»e i-1 the :111ti~,i1;1it-rl :iinl oiit-of~d:1te
1,_l_'m,e1.,1_..__ 1`,‘1_-l11,11r~'_iv»1ll'lit'}. l-i.1lt'l'1|lll' L`t.'lll_L"l‘
1111141.11 ;1_-_gr'-_-1-1111-:.1 11.1-:ire erititlerl to rt-_-_fiilar coiiniiiiiii-
t~:11i--11 -.~.1'_l1liri-:1:.1ir:l;1i11lregnrlllt-~f11ftliet-xpeii>e.:1i11l
:i \\:i~ the dui-. 11:' tin- l’1_1~t‘ lftice to avail tlieiiiselves of
be r.11':-.\:__._ -_-11 :'::~~r_igl1 ii 'lid entail more than the
11~'.1:;l 11111' li '~ irezie of our fault that the
\r.1:_T~' .~ 1. '  :'1.r the pz1~<;1ge between-11 Picton and
i
'_ i1:.rT1i '~ '_l_-;r1;1`1.r'1- ii is not the biisiiiess of the
l11-11 2:. 1:1 1' .~'_ 1 »1`1i--1- of1i»:i;il~ to penalize its because
 rrfi; ~ -r‘.'i.-~.- to lieorg1:to\vii to xicconiiiiorlatc
.r -1-...lm ~ ~:'.-:,~-_-ii etcin-i11li1i1r1~_ lt was th1_» dirty
l..  _ ' ill.-1* ti; ftiffliliitc' tile llltill .~c1”\ic't'l
_' -’11:1'!1_t'::,q 1l;~.- tvifr _~pe\'iItl tl`;till>. (Hill ¢li~l\'tl>:`
mil:  ?\Z;1_i1~_-..1_\' llc-pariineiit ~_iib~1~<1tie1itl_v as to
1.- 11-~: ‘.‘1":-_:.1 .ln-e~ it inaiier to the Doiiiiiiioii wliich
;1»<;~_-1:1111-:rx E_:1~ in ln-:ir iln- iiiert-:1~t~1l 1'o~tf' It comes
.»n= 11" 1 ' .:~ of ilit- t:1.\';~:1j.'t-r 1-itlivr way. lfor
:lv ~ 1 - 1. _1lt- 1' of l1ool_-ltr-1-piiig the iiliole pro-
* 1 _s  .~;--it-1-.11 rl and iiicoiiiiiioileil. :ind recoiirse
. llc to _ ~__~:1-1  ir;1i1_~port 11 hicli had been rele-
._,_1_...1 ,.111,...=_ 1.. ..‘1.‘1§1l..11. Little ereflit i= due to the
l'f»~=. ‘1l'1`11e for ti.t- rniiinrer in which it has liandled
i‘~.:~ riiaii-_-1'. ll.i~l ii the bt-.~t ii11».-rests of the pro-
\i11<~1~ :rl l1~-:11'1_ .~.111l had it the l».:ast bit of initia-
:.».1; ;1111l ~-11r-- »1'?~1-_ E1 1-.onl»l hail- cliartercfl the
'l 1.1- 11.:1ii--r l::1. l11_1_-ii tzilteii up bv our represciita-
\.l11. i~ 1l11_1'~ .11 111--»<n1_ :1i1-l v.1- 111:1_v :1~.~11111i- that tlit-rc
.ulll.,.111.1..1111-11.. 1.1 4.11-lr l111;g1- l»l11n-l~-1'i11g1»11 the
{.1|'l1.11.||111_1l.l11111
-~--1---1 .1-is
BURNS ANNIVERSARY
l"or 111:ii1_\ _it-:1r~ ilie lliirns _\n11iv1.-rsary Concert
i.:-s been the 1i1n~it-:il event of the seasoii, always
:.1|r:11-ti_11;_' 11~.11~1<: lovi-rs not only of the city but of the
;.r11\i11~-1-. 'l`l:`1~ _\».~;1r prepnratioiis on a more elaborate
-1.-:lr 1l1:111 i1~11;1l l1:1\1~ |11-<-11 111:11l1° .ind tln- liilrns Con-
1111111 1f,1l» i 1 \_p~--11-»l l-» '~111'p;1~\ :ill p1'1‘\i'1tl>1_'ff1»t‘l~'
`\ _1;l.1n11- .11 1l1»- pn-_;r'_111111n~, wl1i¢'l1:1ppe;1rs elseyvliere
i-1 1l11~ 1-.'11-<-11 will _:_~i\i- :iii irlwi of the rich and \’al'ie~
;.1i1-~l fi-:1~1 :|1111 i~ lniiig pi'1~p;ire<l. .\1lv;11itage has
lr--1-11 1:1l\1-11 1l1i~ si-;i~f»11 of the |»r1-serine of the n1ilil:i1'_v
in 1l11~ -'it_\_ :fini ll11~ br-~l 1i111~ic:1l taleiit in the l11_<1l1
ll:1t1:1li1.11 l1:1~ bei-11 se1111'ef_l for llit' o1'\':1sio11_ while :1
piflti-~l ~'o111p;111_\ will gin- :111 1-.\l1ibiti1111 of pliy.~.i1::il
1=1ilit;11'_\ drill.
`ll11- 1-1111--1-1'1 will bi- hcl-l on .\lo1irlay and Tiiesrlziy.
tlil- .-_itll :intl ._-51h iiist. 1\ .special train \vill leave
I411i11111ei‘~i1le :it J o`cloel\ .\lonrlz1_v for L`l1:1rlottetowii.
relnriiing :liter the eoricertz the fare for the return
trip bciiig 1111l_v $1.00. :intl proportionate for inter-
1111-diate st:itio11~. Hn 'l`ite~il1iy a .special train will
lt-avc .\lii1'r;1_v llarbour at 1.15 pfni., also rciurriing
after the concert. the fare for the return trip being
only Slim. -
'l`hi.~' train nrrarigeiiieiit will pre\'e1it overcrowding
of the theatre. and all who wish to come will be
a.~.~1i1re<l of good _~e;11s, provided of course that they
seeiire their tickets in time. No doubt the attendance
will be very large on both evenings and it would be
\vell to si-1-tire-_ sittings without undue delay.
'|`he event will be in every way worthy of the
occasion, and the zulinirers of the great _Scottish bard
will be given an opportunity of appropriately celebrate
his aiinivcrsriry. The " colour scheme” of the pro-
grainme, it will be observed is, as it should bc, dis-
tinctly Scottish, hrigpipe music, Scotch songs, Scotch
reels. Scotch dances, with. as befitsthc year, a military
setting. .\n aiinoinieement elsewhere in this paper
gives the programme and train arrangements.
rsirsiiu. nssrfiii nminnrrin
It is intended to introduce, during the present
session of parlimnent, legislation for: the inauguration
of a Department of 'Public Hegpth for the Dominion.
Such legislation has been antic pared for some time.
It is the natural development' of the local, municipal
and provincial organizations which for some years
past have been seed and creating a.
1li~e;i~e1l ziiiiiiials from entering the country. In addi-
tu his eliildrv.-11, while he would not allow his cows or
his hogs to niiiigle with tliose of his neighbour unless
time-r11111e11t. lt is ii lon" ste: in arlvaiice but _still
\.v1»rld`s 'freatest :i~>et, the general lublic health
be rejected because of some slight physical defect
which in all probability' could have been corrected in
cliildliood, will not go for nothing. lt will mean more
to the linipire perhaps than if thc million men had
bet-11 able to take their places on the btiltlelielrls, more
have done had they been armed and equipped, instead
of being rejected. In our own Caiiada and even in
ph_v~i1';1l lit11e~>:1111l 1i11l`1tnes.~' siricc 1l11- war began, and
we havir learirerl also that very nincb of the iiiitilness
oi lublic llealth and, when inaugurated, we trust
there \\ill be :1 sufhcieiitly strong public seiitiinent
behind it to make it the power for good that it is
..f
T_hat the proclucirig ciipacity of the world is
_str-:idily iticrerisirrg is showri by recent statistics coni-
piled bv the lriterrialional Agricultttiwil l11stitute's
prodiwtioii of wlieat, rye. barley. oats :ind 1-orii for
eat-li year since 19o5.
it rt-:iclieil 4,019 millions. declining in 1914 to 3.085
rnillions. Rye increased from 5489 iiiillioii btislicls
in 1905 to 1.896 in 1915: barley from 1.192 millions
to 1,582 niilliorls; oats from 3,389 millions to 4,572
millions. The production of corn remained relatively
the sainc throirghottt the ten years. _
l"r/'om this table, says the report. the latest harvest
in thc northern hemisphere shows a tnore or less not-
able surplus over thc quantities necessary for con-
sumption. These surpluses, however, will have to
serve the needs of countries \vliicli, while not included
in these tables, will have a more or less considerable
importation of cereals and flour. The general con-
clusion is therefore drawn that. taking account of
stocks carried over and excluding crops which may
either siippleineiit or replace the use of cereals, the
world as a whole has a suhiclcnt quantity of cereals
to meet the general neqds'-of consumption onthe
basis of thc average consumption for the last five
we are, after all, living only from hand to mouth. I11
_for tl\e»ycar’s needs, certainly not enough to carry us
through the next year. If tl'1e farmers should go on
would starve to death. “ The famier feeds them all,"
the poor, the worthy and the unworthy. And' the kihgs
and the captains of industry, the merchant princes and
_all tlre11'¢i¢5t’1’-tt1Mn"nbtlld‘go on strike- forayesr or
two with but little inconvenience 'nnthe rest of us.
Ihr.-_se _tliiiigs _lixive  preaclied lor many _ye;1rs1____ese__veB_ and _________m______ "__
b_\ the ten, 111.1 ten plaie~ tliroughoiit the Doiiirnioii. In ordiumt). “mes Hmm, mm.|ot_ to
l'roi11 the prcaclniig there have arisen local organiza- ifm dues not glow; 110111; not 1-1_-sppml tl
tions in the dilicrclil provirices and these have gather- “fitli sutllcfeiit fcrvour to the death- Kl“g'5 P|'°5l»l8@ 8011 lIlllU<fl1C0 Wlll D81* " i
ed strengtli with the vea1'.~. lt is 1io\\' l1r0l>osed to link ` ss emblems of our commonwealth :l’l’_;`°”l“'-*"l__"1<_>_S¢__f“ll§' DY temperate _
_ _ _ '  _ __ _ _ - _ ,_ -the Crown and the Flag. Austra- ea er” an 1 ln €|'5~ Hls 11e\l¢l’Bll- " .
thcni up together and gnc th-_ inotcinent a n.i11on.1l _au cml_l__e__ are __ d _ _ ty in the mme of politics has gamed _ 1
_ _ _ . . . _ _ taugt to edicae
scope. 'l l1.it it will rneaii a betterment in the general 1 ¢_, ,hem "wir hearts and meh. mmds th
health conditions of the country cannot be doubted :iid their lives, wllert-as most Brit- mind thinks lmP€\'lHll>'- Tl10\I1.:l\ de- ' - -
The i~ol:ite<l centres in wliieli the inovenients origi l‘h vlllltlffill l1H\‘€ learned I10ll1ln8 mmf’ “mils are Bel' l° ""3 l’°“'9" 0*' I ‘
rclsed I
hated have sown seed wliich will bring forth :i great l "l’““`l"el` abm" “les” 5l`ml’°l5 °f the e
perliaps than if they had broken through the (it-riiiinx
lines iii l\`i1rtl1eri1 l-`r:111ce, as they ttndoiibtedlv eo11ld`f,_,,. instance hm had quiet S vt ’
- , _ 0 _,_
our own province we have learned very niueh about bel” l‘_”""“°”l‘fS» “ml U10 Dl‘<=Sll14'L‘ of
»sleadily ai11lf1=1irfv~l_v. ’l"l1ern wns suing
coiild liave bccii p1'cve11ted. __ -W--e..-~--...--._...:.~.....,._.............
\\ c hope niiir h front the new l"1_-deial Departiiicnr *“H***_,*.*.*‘*.*“EmE'_|E' '_'
I
___ oiuiiioilrir iieloriits _
possible for it to be.  Furnished `.
l 1 _ .
T111: woR1.o's 1-“ooo ‘ vs... 55.; ......._ _
Z  `- " 1: `   " "
l_nlltl1n ol .\gr1tultnril i111l_Lo1innerti1l litistics _lmw |___vm"_d the mud word and
toriipsirritive slateinents are given slioivn the worlds suitlo; .
ln 1oo5 the worl1l`_~ prorliiction of vllieiit was 3.28.1_1Y01111uv,1g,,,,,-1n,..,,| 11m9_u,0,_|g|,¢ and
111illi1»1i bilsliels. lt i11e1'eased .steadily till 1913 wlieril "10"*f5'
For those who forgot it too soon;
.l
’°“"’= ‘ _ . _ - 5. _ '_ _ . --mir.
Busy as the _world is ni its tolling and its striving Bay. whlt <10 you
no year do wc produce much more than _enough food, Thou page It
strike for one season it would mean that the worlrln- Jufl
Yml
the kings and the captains ‘of industry, the rich _andl And
aiiiiiials and _our govcriiineiits, federal and provincial, charity into doles and ktngshlp lntoig:
were not slow to adopt such measures as were deemed ‘U1 °“'»°|'“m°*'- Al * lf” P°°Pl”- “'°‘ e
he t’ th rea
-ul
ina-essriry to conserve the national wealth by insisting '°'°'°9°° l' .Th..'-we 9' =_"° once mm his mn he,.nage_ md _“_ 
som. Not only. does tt represent the
upon the observaiice of certain rules of licaltli, the med md” or our scattered Hmmm; C
~e_-_grt-gatioii ot diseased animals and the prohibition of 1; gs ` ,mbol or Inherited permaw the Ideal which he represented. s,
ence tn accord with the continuity of _
tion to such legal eriactineiits, our goveniineiits, fed- *hé 5°°°"°'-l°“”i .Wd li ll* ”“l"'*‘““'l?' :ny to me present so _gn so
_ _ _ _ ve -
eral and proviiicial. engaged specialnts to teach us lmlmu "mmm uw l“““l°"“ uf Pa"y,¢. rl ' 3 V
ec
strtlo. To a race that sets the great
the be-.1 1111.-ans of feeding, caring for and breeding est prma by md|v|111,1g1i11m, and to an “U
our liorses, cows, sheep, swine, poultry. etc., until we Empty-¢ with possessions (ar dlspqg. him visited most. of his Possmrsions, - _
leiirried practically all there was to know about this, <06. the Ideal or eoiitluuous kiugshlp_"h° is “UW” P¢\`S0l\lllY 10 Ulvlr dv- " _  ’
the ackriowleilged iiioiievliiriltirig; end of our agficttl- ‘li 9 \mlfYUl¢ Blllril- essential to everyl;3;l_3“-_heTl;{f?n“:l1$_l; tél_l_¢:___g_&r;0m_;1_:.;. _ _ '_ _
is part tu his own excellent way, t ~
part and member This truth. re
tural biisiiir.-ss. livery farmer in \he Dominion of _ ‘ _ ` h
cognlsod by all home-stay nf: patriots,
Cziiiadzi, who is at all cc-11\'t-rsziiit with the detaik of I. “en perhaps most ardemw by me tg
his busiiiess, kiiows how to raise the best animals for uve;-|95 Dqmgniglm who at B digfdl
ers -,an sailors. attending always. ' Q _ _ . '_
their \":1rious p11rpo.ses_ knows how to feed them for tance know what is most valuable to “ml full WWW!! and Y-l\0\’0\l8lll1@BB.   ‘  
1ln,~t~ p11r|»»~r-s and how to iiiake the inost money out "tent in 31° l“’l""ll'“"Y mul” “"0 “W” ll) ms dunes' 'fm' "5p‘"'l‘l.'?g 'mm _ .
~ me to time quiet words that ltve 1 _
einstion of their mother eouiitrv To
.-1 the-111. alive or de.-nl, but not one in a litnidreil knows 1 j' u
toast the Kings health and to salute
\\l11_»1l1,_-r lie i~ ft-_diiig his qliildrc-11_ as they .should be me mas are evm._yuuug inspirations ii
ft-<l, wl1e1l11_-r their health and habits are such as are in Q19" gm-off |.,_,,,_1s whom --110mg" 111
like-l-.' 111 hail to a healthy and iisefiil inaiiliood or means the British Isles with their
11-oiiiriiiliooil or to :in early ffravc. lie sends his l"’ll°‘l °f °ld hl"l°l'5'- 5° 'l"‘5` ‘"8 wales’ whwe m°de`s" °°“'°g° “nd 4 ' i'
cliil-lren to iiiiiixle in school ii-ith cliildreii who may “lm l'° Bllllish people “'l’° me Lmmecwd "mug for hard wmk are Vlsm' C0at Sweaters 4 ln one $4-00 and 5-00-V  _ i
abroad in Europe. Here. too. during.
ing of Victoria and the passing ol'
Edward Vll., there is an impassion-
lie was saiistii-fl that the latter were free from tliscase. M ’°°°5“l‘l°'l of 'l"’ l”l"*“"'l0“5 things The aue“`U”°ls of “an “°`
poetry that the Crown inherits und
1»mi1lre’=i Dust present and future
li;1r\e~t 1-.-hen all are li11l<1-1_1 together. _ _ _' _ _ ‘_ _ _ ' 0
.in\thin;, which increases in the
schools for civil life soon de eller
.lies into a grapple of egoisius when
are neg cterl Among the many er
rad of our national flags. A11 old
ot the King is to symbolise the Em-
pire aud to win all hearts. Ktug and
State and People meet one another,
Nmlllllg is n1ore‘ remarkable than
the faet that the Crown iu our noun
U5’ has rarely when its manners and
customs from the ehauglug ehan1q_
ter of the people. Our democracy
eigiis. devoted to hard work, and un.
mrte11tatioi1s.'But contrast gives the
the Crown slum-.. 1837 has grovvn
- DIILY SELECT l0llS F0!
_ _ by W. 8. Louson. - _
\'oii'v1- u frlerid _voir have sorely neg-l
lueled _
The very bept. friend you possess:
lit-'ii tho one who is always expected
To sliouldt-r your loud of distress.
You 'have always boelt 50011 to the
others.
You have :nude of these strangers
your brol.l1e1's-
l]o_guQtl tu yourself for awhile.
You ‘have me; thorn with countenance
sunny
When he would have thought it a
boon - -
It you'd only let lilm share your laugh-
ter _
Instead ol' the weight of your blle
So remember your best friend here-
after ' ' ‘ '
Be good to yourself for awhile.
There are many w‘lio lend _or who bor-
_ . row. " `
Who come to collect orrepoy: ‘ '
There are those who forget you to-
~ morrow _ .. _ ' _»
_Who glreev. you with ltrmd clasps to~
“Yi . .
But he knows your worth and he only
Ho knows all your morttnr Stille-
Don’t you thlnk that heilomotlmes ‘ ts
lonely?
Bo good to yourself tor lwltlle.
Now you know all the otharircompte-
tely,  _ - 4
As though they wore‘hoolro_.on-your
shell; ' ‘
But for long you°vo- htm wo
_lg t_l_ie_re nnyope also
0 9 P WI! I Ong
would
Bo good to
“ wr -to
down-mi
W-dll!!!
tree with
bettcmicnt of human life, from the stalidlwint of   _  °!__Yl_lll§l:»é'_:_l:_l3 _   '   , ' --_ _ '; 
health, should follow nither than precede that for the _ ---gsm* ood Ki__‘_“nd" "cm,"  I 8 ' I I ot' 1 ' `  '
‘ """ .'; . ... ,». . In-ourwrlmmv 1 -
bcltcrnieiit of the health of .in1|n.ils. Many ymrs ago hu to ba mm me ehfnfy al“ys1m,,u,e|-|,°°¢ .3 ,,,|| u "_ emblem 0(
` » - o ' ' O
....¢ TH E _.ga 11-_e le;1rned the necessity, from a national staudP0|1\_f» muy, fo, mgmuwc _“om bu, ,,m,_-_tile State; tt inspired than n twofold 
‘ oi taking charge oi the health of our valuable domestic on awnmuqn. "ostemst1on turns5l°9"‘"Y- 13"* the mmm front
l’€l8
» _  H ~‘ iw
.4..~ -ra 'V 
_. .
i __ Colors -if
in
Wllblllll 10 killsllllp made no
“ll lil U18 "Fly 0! an tdoul over
Emlilm Edward VII passed at 
ed the persuasive autliorlty ot
Since the war begun we have seen 
great advance tri _thc Emplre's loy~
re i `
fgu who has ever shown a deep
Llou Ior Imperial things. who 
king pirsonal messages to his sol-il  e i  `~
ti
ud have a future. Here ii-1 is tradl-_
on of public service that puts gems
Big values in the latest Military Styles.
to the British C wn. Aire d lt . _
understood byrothe rrtnieiey ut.    '
is
med everywhere at the From and
. Boys and Mens Roll Neck Sweaters 65c up. - ‘ _ ’
be 1li~:e;ised and' who may conirnuiiicatc their diseases _H is 1 k- , . loved. _ _ , , .
“ ° ° “ ‘“‘>”"“’- “S “‘ "“’ "“”” ,, ,, _.nh __ msciwt mmm, Good values in old_ fashioned Cardigans at the price
that thepeople should thiiikgor these when Wop] was 256 per lb' ~` ' ‘-
°°.:';-:.‘;':.if“.::."1;i;;;'.; li ‘:.';1':".‘:.".: l-arlies White Sweaters
the unity ot it notion, and it fs f  250  to  Motor Hoods and  `
urlng the post-war years that/ the ors g ° I ' ' ° _ ’ _
e wisdom ot experience. and his l _ ` _/ ,A ' ' li
_ u our Constitution by the
tatesmanshlp of good and wise Sov- ' ' -_
""‘“”- Y” '-"“°‘"“‘°' “"1 "Perl (Sometimes known as Thomas Phosphate Powder)
S
.\`o greater duty can fall to a (io\'ern1nei1t than the _voting a sense of national history "M6 and laclflll l“10Wl9<l1§€ Darn ` ~ - ' -
~:11`e_i{ii:1rdi1ig of the public health and it is gratifying “Htl lliguily should be taught in ull 1 ° ' -
1.. 1.11..\1 111.11 11 1. 1..-1111; 1.11.-t-11 111.111 of by 1111- 1.1.-_<1-111 - _ - ' - ' » -' s . - §°°*"e- N0 S°'°“‘ig“ in °“f l=iH\<>r>' fertility lacliing to the greatest extent in the cultivated soils
r m the Krug into me 11>y.1111 .11 1.111 The two sources of Phosphoric Acid, the element of
as received such an ll~ d t l - ° ' ' °
g as me mam 0; '°;;:e  of the Maritime Provinces, are Basic Stag and.Ar cl Pho..
 °`l. ' ‘tl 1 '11 r -in _  ..
o11l.‘ a stub. llie i1io\'e11n-111 will e\'1.-iiturilly beconie le nslliirli 0,113 0 R just pam0.mm_ he understands as a sailor. and the phate’ or Superphl-lSphate° These two Ferullzersl oth C0 1'
an international one and allltlie civilized nations in the rors of the pre-war ttmes we must Emlllre as it traveller: he is a sol- tain from  to 300  of avallable Phosphonc _Ahiid to
world ivill confer together in internatioiial coiifer-`Plf1'~'¢‘ 21 disregard in 1-rlueatiou for ‘ll
`_m.L,_. IU _`.m,l`. Um thc bubt ,mulls of L.UHwr‘,ing thc the rueaiiiiig ot' lrinuship and for 1111, [0 all his people. what more doe1~1`   - _
' _ 11- . ~ , the Empire need? The Klng‘s eoru- i
el' Wm! lllll ‘\l'|ll>‘ and a. good friend the t0l'l.
'> l ' j11ri1;1 SMS; '-T1,,_. King dir .V .|| Dletc restoration to lieulth! Here i - - . . . .
'l`lic war lias done niitcli, and will vet do iiittch, to 1-yes. _ _ _ " But thc seutliiieiit din ""5, f”""""¢ wish that patrto: i Contalns In -addltlon to the Ph-osphqrlc   
hasten this niovenieiit. That a million men in Great Iltese words is mediaeval rather ls
ljritaiii who had volunteered for active service should "la" l”°‘le"’~ TW-'lHY the high office Sl
111 119111.01., ....1 11,.. ,,,.,1,,.,,, ,,,p,,,,B to 1000 lbs of Line. In the form in which this Lime exists
.011-_111111 it rr s gm coming to 1.. 1.. it  not burn up the humus in th_e soil like burnt-Lime.
the new vw. It_ is calculated thaé Stig org of the soils pf th_e_Mar1tinie 
Dommon moH_Bm0___ vinces are sour an e e ect o an app icat1o,n-of Basic g
_ istocorrect this acidity. _ _ __ _   ___ 
$ll°.- On Saturday last the a _ I A M f i '
Qu the pnlttleul leaders of both priiiiilgs   ` _ _
_ti _tiuiiiidii was made to introduce and _ _
32,' ’,,,§‘,, "'°_f“§2_f_§;_§_”sm_'_}_'_*§_ u<1';_fc';1_§ _|1123 _ 1n_ addition to the Phosphoric Acid and lame contained
gm... it-.11s_11.¢1s1.11sf .1-1.1111' 11.1, q......_ in Basic Slag th_ere is_ also present a quantity of iron, the
_‘_’,§‘I,,‘;_'”""“' °“" be S“bml"f=<1 1° uw effect of which is t_o aid bacterial growth 1_r_i _the soil, a mat*
_;__l|'»_8»S hoiiiteil opt on that occasion, a ter of the  Importance-
ea respoiisi ii ty rests on tho lead '
._---.||._. __._ _ _
b'.§‘.1i`.‘}._T`§._-.$125.'iE.?'.fi§il’.1’.f§l’13lll. '22 BASIC SLAC _
the people is uoue the less. '
rim 1.-sr ..1.1...1.a11111. 1.. t-1111111111 11111- Also supplies magnesia and manganese which in con-
l"l5 l8S'» year amounted to about $175,~ ' ' ' h I ' ° "
11011_01,,,_ 1.-0, ,he p,,,_,_m yea, this “_ Junction with t e other e ements present, especially Lime.
3_»_»_;1._p_1_;1.@____1S __t_?11111__.1_1_;1i 1.; tgzg. will prove agreat aid to the_ farmer _in rendering available
01,0' ,_,e,,_ ,M 3,, YR0§m~”l_-j the crude potash contained _in the sotl_and-making htm in-
1_z01.1s1. 1. New 11.... message 11.s_..1.11 dependent of potash which in former times wassupphed at
las goiic fortl I 500,000 .
11,,,,,_ ,,111 ,,,,,{_,,°,{,,,m_,a, efggndnfrgié enormous cost from Germany. _ ~ _ _
lt. must of necessity be much greater ' '_
than the above estimate. How is Can- `  
ag: :_f:__t1_i_1i?_;_tpti_1_treme1_1_dous strain on ` ' ' _ _
' 0 OIUCGB. - » - ~ .
ri... ....s...,. 1., ,,1,,,,,_ ,,.,, ,,,,,,,, ____ Is the only phosphatic fertilizer in which all thesewalu-
°°°'11*Z°- _Every w=~_s¢<>1u1 expenditure able elements are combined. Do not overlook the fact that
must be out out. \\o must also strain ~ ~ '
my ...fry 1.. 1.....-... 11.. .....111.. when you buy _a ton of Basic Stas you get as muqh available
1»r;>:11_i_;:1_1_1__1=_ _1_»_1_»_:_<_e_:_ 1;; _§1€e__§»_;1o_p_p;_____ _______ Phosphoric Acid to the tori as in any other fertilizer_ax:d.in
1.. Q-...da .1,.,,,,,_1, ,,,,, ,,,,,,,,, ,Mc ,B addition you have the benefits of the other elements referr-
siwut $1-'0.11oo.ooo_ is ti. 1 ‘ ~
siieh an ‘hcl this greiit ololifiisbiziiliiz  ed w harem'
:.¥::“l,°;f’.§‘.:‘.1'.‘f...‘I.“.1"1.‘§.t?.J$"i.t;‘;“i1l.'5l Prof. _Cumming .of the Agricultural
  tl1_e est;muted war expenditure. _ ` _ _ _
 rr. '°;:'..:.11.'zx'.r1;".f::f:'.;‘.‘:-1 - Cvllege, Truro   - -1
(Z |(!Cl` ’ » ‘
..._._._.__.._..‘l_:_;_-__.;IE1t‘;__3__;_"l..l!;‘i.?°""“’ “’“" _ 111 the s111111ai_ report of _the Dept. _°fAg1~is111turs for
to lead ln this greiiits pixillolfifc wlffyfrltg  Spotla’ for year 1.914’ wntes’   exmn'
1_;..._1__. 1.111 they 11111.11.. s111.1.1,.1s.1 1,, ments in connection with commercial-fert1_l1z_ers__as follows :
““._§*_§‘t‘_°§'_§e1_1_1_\11___l*;_f§ev_<;§>_1_>_l_.ri_”me PM _ _ In our experience_w1th_ roqts the best results 
1§1e1_i.el ti.; _$11.11. ....11 11...... me  fromghosphonc Acid, either in the tormf of- Acid
“““ "fs 8" °=“\'°f° f° Smit this osp he or ydney Basic Stag. The addition o Murtatir
L‘2.'l'_°’£2‘€’I1.”él....§¥.§T’ ‘.’l.’;‘°l‘;‘_‘_;’,‘,‘_5,¥ of roms 6111 not mstsrisuyincrssse the yield.  itssvi-
‘“‘°" °'S““’“"°“°~ the Bmds 01 est yields of- mangels were in the plots trea fwi Slag
T ' .--, ,. . .-. _ _,..  ._ __
..§3l‘.°.; li.“““;‘.l2t °"2!.‘.?.l‘1‘l.‘l..‘.’.'.’;.‘i',},‘;°.:‘; wma of Ama Pins hats. 111 the mm1p_t1¢1§°sd.auii
clear tb their Member their destre for gavg bettgr   Add   "
such leglslntton. ' . X ” , sm _
ss 11...... ss ¢1._.. ,,,..,,,.,, ,,1 11,. ,,,,.,,,,_ was used on this land there was no a vantage _-_ -
ber ts obtained advise our Secretary, ` "
sothatthoCenl.ral C ltt   A -U  ` it .A A  'i
‘-'i1"..“.-°- r.1.°1i§.°..'.'.°f_’_ -9 T055 _ 914111113 1°. 
;;g_;~,;_;»<; 3-315;; _“own __-3_3; 11,13; - svonmv, Nova sco'rt1\    
vtnee brought to bear on ou bll - `  -. -
reprssentatlveswtll produce tliieim ds  aufinquiyies to _ 1 . --"  fl. " ` '
sired result-r . ` _ ' _  <  -
_ -R-_ A. ECKWITH 3 Bélm I I s S.
i1’1’1f\iii'11°a}i.’?l’.‘.i.'11°.i’f°l.r'11re'e..1..1111111;11,lr -` -" Sales Agent, for Ill” 
. =°w»w.s=;g91». _-  » " -  1tawsra""i3m11-'fi -~ " ii ` ‘i
1,0 mm s,f’_"°0‘§§’,;,_‘ saaoxz-nity.. _ _ _ -_ _._ . _f .
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l  iF00iwear _ 
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` 'i'.."|'1ai”¢'i-iL"fl§illil`¢si|-»‘-11¢`»|-» _nec oh||'s|‘1r§»i\ '
desire for better health and' sanitation."
In  not 'starve' so1tong.a¢'ttss‘ifanner
mutton. - - ~ -;