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The very ia,-ge and representative: meeting held _on
‘\’t911r!‘*rv:sve°*°s' fi" 'hr WW “F f°°”"“°"“"f.i
1he*.3ut6rnobile`q'ues`tion shows that’ fltt“concensns 'of _ ____
;§:_'::;': ;:_.;‘;;‘2:;1.;;°:“;?%.;“:::»~»»~“**‘¥"'f:_f_°.§.:’?..a‘f§;i.s..._3f isa" 2. as   it 
_ cient safeguards. The previous opposition was'due_m
largely' to the fact that the automobile was allowed to l_
, _ - 0
nm “'l'h°“‘ ani ~r°gF:;t'°ns whatever' ‘ I.t.’snn-ow; ‘ig-y hush" broodéd over Et|r0P¢. went on to SP¢al< of the
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generally felt t at ii er proper supervisio au o o
bile traiiic is as safe as any other means of locomotion. tc
(lur roads are as \vell adapted as those of any other_f
province in Canada and farmers and business men are _ 0
'realizing more and more the benchts to be derived
fr-ini its use. The motor mail service between Bradal' , m
luine and Victoria is proving of incalculable value, and
such instances as that reported in` yesterday’s Guar-_ To
dian_ when a niaii`s life was at stake, bring home to m
the coiniiiuiiiiy thc immense value an automobile ser- _
vice is in an emergency. Many communities in the
province are expressing their desire to be brought into- W
toucli with the modern means of transportation and it
_should not bc very long before a very considerable
_ _ . Sl
part of the province is opened up for automobile and _re
motor truck trafhc. '
HARNESSING NATURAL FORCES
fine by one the great natural forces are being
tanicd and liarnesscil as thc wild animals of the forest
and the wilderiiess have been tamed and made subser-
vient to nian`_< neccessities. \\'e have caught the mys‘
tcrions ligliining and converted it into light and heat
:ind power. \`\`e liave harnessed the suns rays and
ioiiverteil the-iii into u workable and working energy.
g air Q n assu ed succes ’
pleted lt will be another tnumph of modern engineer
uced.
_ A IEMAIIABLE FURECAST
On_e o_f the most~i\'iteresting_tnewspaper forecasts
the ptesenfwdriwas that midi by Charles P. Nor-_
-ss_a n_ot_ei jci.rri_aiist, in the columns of tif I<ai:s:is‘
s"'recent repgblished. Writing from London al-
ost seven years ago Mr. Norcross, after refeging
the statement of Lord Roseberry that .an “ominous
nse situation in all the capitals. '
Mr. Norcross’ remarkable article was in part as,
llowsr -
London, Nov. 29, 1909.- The stage is being set
' the Old \\'orld for a great drama. Within every
cabinet in Europe, behind closely guarded doors, a-
iind great tables, grave and thoughtful men are peer.
g anxiously into a portentious future.
The tension is felt acutely in Downing street and
tic foreign ofiice, and it is reflected in the brooding
eyes of Piiichon. the great Foreign Minister of France,
ith phlcgmatic calm, von Bethmann-Holi\\eg_ the
grim Chancellor of Germany’s war lord, studies the
atistics of the superb army, the impregnable fort-
sses and huge fighting craft that fly the flag of the
fatherlancl.
You do not see the situation openly discussed in
the newspapers, and you rarely hear it discussed in la
public. It is a subject tabooed, yet it is in every man’s
niind_ \\"hen the leaders of England meet in Down-
ing street or behind the closed doors of the great
houses. it is the subject that is discussed almost to the
exclusion of everything else. Once in a while you find
some statesmen that hint at it- this terror that sha-
dows all Europe. Perhaps tlie best expression of the
P at S lllifi   B
American capital is being freely offered and the un- »  
c“"“”"' *_* g_. g 1 dertakin is ea a r s. \\'hen com
ed
g and skill and a means by which the present exces- (cqM|m“_ F_”m_|,”° 0
sive cost of electric light and power will be greatly 'j1t¢fq§°'¢|§|‘j,_"(;||_,, _
D._8. Fraser on ue
nd.
Jeanette McDonald, Hunter River.
Bertha McDonald. Souris.
Graco McDougall, Richmond.
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Annie ll. Gordon, Mitchell River.
Beaala»Gordon. Cardigan.
Wlnniirsd Gordoii.`Cirdiiil\\-
Martinfllriillh. 0'Lear¥-
Laura Hamill, Middleton.
llary ll. Hamill. Middleton.
Helm Harper, City.
Arthur Holland, Souris. East.
Harold J. Hynes. Montague.
Adele Hughes. Emerald.
'Bosnia Hughes. York.
C. B. Jelly. Summerslde.
Margaret Jenkins. City-
Gvrendolin Keenan, City.
Frank Kenny, Morell.
Cora Kigglns. Brookvaie.
Gertrude Kigglus. Brookvale.
Inez Killride. Conway.
Mary Kane. ~M0rcll.
Donald F. Lamont. Bonshaw.
Elizabeth Landrlgan. Stur8@0ll~
Florence Larkin, Clermont
James Larkin. Alperton.
Jennie LeClair. City.
Ella Leonard, Cornwall.
Loretta Leonard. Comwall.
Marjorie Lewis. York. »
Laura McAdam. Selkirk Station.
Gladys McArthur. Alborton.
Annie McAuiay. Tracadie Cross."
Sadie McAulay, Tracadle Cross.
Josie McAulay. Morell.
Gertle McAulay. City.
Clara McCabe. Kinkora.
Mary E. McCabe. Kinkora_
Beatrice McCarthy. Tlznish.
Gwendolin McCarthy. Tiirnlsh.
Hannah McCarthy. Morell.
Minnie McCourt, City.
Annie E. McDonald. City.
Annie S. McDonald. York.
Cecelia M. McDonald. Panmure ls-
Florence McDonald. Forest Hill. _
Helen McDonald. City.
Laura MacDonald. Little Pond.
Malcolm McDonald. Bradalbsne.
Mary McDonald, Cornwall.
Mary W. McDonald. St. Andrew's
Panzie McDonald. Tracadle Cross.
Annie McDougalrl. Blooming Point.
_ s
\\ c liave held up our streams and compelled them to
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longingly at thc regular rise and fall of the tides and
<lrc:iin`cd of the time when this infinite energy that was’
_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ to
d;nl_v wastiiig itself in simply rising and receding _
o
wonlrl hc liarnessed_ The dream is about to be rcaliz' _
_ _ _ _ _ in
cd. Uvcr iii .\o\'a .\cotia. on the shore of the Bay of must go_ C_e__ma__y has made its bid for d0mi___m_:e__
fiigland cannot acquiesce. _
l<`niid_v :i project is developing that is going to supply I_
flcciric power on zi scale hitherto iindreanied of and `
thi- inoiivc power will he the rise and fall of the tide. _
- ‘Britannia rules the wave" is not the chant of a de-
_\s iiio_-‘t of our readers know the tides in the Bay. I
of l"1iiiily rise and fall nbfiiit fifty to sixty feel. li/lr. R~_ dim must be sustained
l‘. L`lark-soii, Professor of lingineering in Acadia Uni-
vi-rsiiy and foriiierly Electrical Engineering Expert F
of the I`nited States iiovernment. has, after years of I"
i-xpcriiiiciniiig and study, iigured out a scheme by (
vvhich this coiisiaiit cbb and flow of the tide can be
.utilized :intl ai con\liail,\' has been organized t0 Put the [iw mqdgm "iq" Flimking them are .the otiier na*
project into effect. The' company liasibcen capitalized "ons wh_° Cam?°t_av°'d me wa_r"`a"d_ m castmg lots
at $io.ooo.0oo. n suitable site has been selected and each Ca_bmet will be governed’ Jackal hke’ by what can
purvliased :ind it is proposed to supply electric power be Carrlcil OH m the way °f loot from ‘he mighty Con-
iliriiiiglioiit a territory with a radius of 125 iiiilcs. The fl
.site selected is at Capt: Split. the extrcniiiy of a pciiiii-
_sula jutiing out into the liay of Fundy. Cape Split
ri-cs perpeiiiliciilzirly to a height of 300 feet. It is
proposer! to instiil ciirrcnt motors, the invention of
l‘rofc~'~<ir L`l:irk_~'oii, in channels located in the natural S1
iiilc race at thc point of the Cape whcre thc speed of Oonirar t f ‘ - U l
so izir as is kiiowii. it is not equalled by tidal currents
aii_\\\-licre else in the world. Tliesc current motors Spasni No. 2 is deliberately more inaccurate than be'
will operate pumps located in puinpchanibers in the fore. It states that “under the provisions of the Land FW'|\lll\°¢ by
ssessnienet Act 1912, passed _by the Mathieson Gov- W' 3' "°“’°"' _ _
\_i_iir_<_ placed on the ad_ia_cciit high cliffs. more than 300 ernment, it is provided that in the year 191_5 and every ".”°‘°'°'°.°l°-°-..'-.58 57|: agggko $u_5o_ _ il
tict .ibovc int-.in tidt- level. l‘roni ihcsc reservoirs the fifth year thereafter there shall be a re-adjustment of
.FW
waicr will run by gravity through concrete penstocks the value of farm l;m(]5_” The Land Assessment Act MY M3;-HER' _ _-_-il 'A
cliaiiiiel walls and elevate water to regulating rescr- A
to thc tnrhiiics iii thc povvcrc liorisc- The latter will be W
_ _ _ . ` ' ` lh
liic:iti~d :ii sea it-vel near the toot ot thc cliff on the lion 59 of that Act provides for a re-valuation in 1915. Hari-iligiiliiory makes me love G  
.\lin:is liasin side of the Cape. 'l`hcse turbines will In a consolidation and revision to adapt this Act to the Wm’ ms” with gmtetm heart “ch
drive alternating current generators which will deliver Road Act .iii 1912. no change was made in the section
electrical energy to high tensioii transformers from re
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wliicli the transinissioii lines will be supplied. It is ln 1915, by unanimous vote of the Legislature the
cstiiiiiited that tivo million liorsc-power can be develop. il
__ _ _ J on
cd. lhis power developed without coal and with onlv being taken by the Liberals. It will thus be seen that
iiiicrcst. depreciation and cost of labour to be taken th
into ziccouiit, will, it is csiiinatcd. be able to supply if
cleciric power within ilie radius above inentioned at (_
:iboiii one fifth of the present cost of electricity. The A
territory to be served within 125 miles of the plant li
includes all of Prince lidward lsliind, all of Nova Seo- A
lin. with thc exception of Cape lireton, all of New n
lirnnswick :ind part of the State of Maine. wl
The project has been approved :ind declared fea- n
sible by many ciniiicnt engineers who have been given r
am-:_-_-:;_~_~Y--~--M----»-~-~---;1w~- -'~~-~~ ~-~-~~---~-----~
iiuation was that by Lord Roseberry, who recently
_ _ _ referred to it as “the ominous hush” that _bioods o\'er
drive our iiiacliiiicry. For many years men looked I
i0V0f|1mc"t as the Patriot now tries to make out. `
s to the effect of the revaluation neither the Patriot
or any other individual is in a position to forecast~
s the Premier stated in his speech oii“Saturday there
my be cases of increased valuation and others in
l Europe.
Germany and.»England, these are the great signa-
ry powers to the decree of unrest. They face each
her awaiting the inevitable, the nnal war for dom-
ance. Eiiraire is not big enough for tliem both. One
For a century England has dominated the sea.
ded nation. It is the daily consecration of a work
f _ Germany has put out her hand for that rulership.
ither England ninst submit supinely or fight-and un-
ss all signs fail, England will fight.
These countries are the Rome and Carthage oi'
ict _ ' l
riiriiior siiiisn rio. 2.
Yesterday we showed that the Patriot in its first
Jasni on Mr- Bell's amendment to the war tax was
Y ° 'M “"5” ’°g“"dl°5s °f “Y ’°P““" €K*1l+l+»tol4siioaeit+»t+»i¢»iq¢»
the curreiit cxcccils that of the swiftest strcanis and ti0n it ma hav’ l l f ~~ ~ '
y c ia( or accuracy or as a reliable ex- Blu' sELEc-"ons Fo.
nent of public opinion the Patriot yesterday, in
as passed in 1910 by the Haszard Government Sec'
ferred to which was transferred as ori inall assed
ne for revision was extended to 1916, no ob`ecti
e re-valtiatioii now taking place is the consequence
Liberal legislation and not the act of the Mathieson
iich a decrease may ensue Until the valuator f -
- s ur
ish their report no one can truthfully assert what the My
csult shall be. \ ioy. » `”*""-'- ~
  - O »My eyes are wot, with teln-
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facts. They are beginning to see that A" ul” '° ”°"' ' wer in att ndancc ai V-|10 llllblic
they are mailing Prince iiiiiwiira ia. _____?,__h_._s_;g::___;__ C_,,.._*;'° C\':g°"°- lmeeiinii. iviieaneaday nizhtl do see.
_ _ rogres c una _ ~"|{ |¢ _-
:and a Ianghingatock for the world pumhum .mm "M or mme (Ot course there will be 110° erl
I i ‘ ‘
have hoard several people, who have Y°*|" aa is the caan in any f0lfV'l\’¢i ll10ve- ` ‘a 3 _ . ~ ~ . ` ' '
»»»~» ~»»~»-»~ -»'=-' "ww ~~» M- t.‘;’.;-.."'..¢’i'°..I" '*'° 1”* ‘”°* '“° '°'°1-ee Hui if I- ~i-=°f°=» Med "-°~ Clearance Sale -of   i.¢5“fPl\ i Bill! 9'
ning of autor was prohibited in mmm ;’ ° P'°' “°° 'M Uh *Mi tim "i>mm..|v¢¢" viii exceed tim ~'..,._-   ,,.__..-___,_;~_;__-'_.__t_~i__- _.5 t _ _ _ 
Prince Edward island. Dwvie wer¢`_ _ 1'! °”°°°'| '° W’ "‘""'l°l °f|"Knockerl.” in I\lI_l\lI°f)_< *W mllw  "'s."'»"‘ " `“`~i_»r-it-“.'~tf$.°n‘f`»*'i(s »  ~" ’-”- ’
laughing at the folly of the people in- 321;. llltgltsre now the chin! hustle a law' which will  _anion to nm _ __ » 1 5, ____
tim imciiwai-fi movement they ima "° ° "“' wer the rrovlnou l_\\l\f~°°\’¢°|I\ re- ` `
 i..'::.':~:..':.r::.'"..:::   "_ °°..°-...- .......  _   1 c ° ‘
la it an wonder wli indnltrionl “ 0- 0l'l0l ll G 011° » *U r ~' _ . _ V =, " -_  i .~ _
mmpis aimiiii inugn. tiri¢ugiiing'wml¢M CM- with A few exceptions. are-hu some enthusiastic Ml¢°""~ “‘°' M SQQ "0uf*windUw un  mem T ~ ‘ ' -'i I
my ,,,,,, ,, ,,,c,, ,,, ML ,,, m ,mb nc; in ine iam amid or naming an ani  _ .  ». i _ _ _ - _ _ _ - _ _ ~   »
_mmed me ,|,,,|, of |n¢M¢r, un. _anto. 0! oourse._lt is only natural that Lot the good titlll _ocmo'i0 Dil!! ‘
ward The nam ot Prince Edward |l°"°l "0"" 5° U0 li 5"! li lil l
~ Margaret McDougall. Richmond.
Alvah R. McEwen. Greenwich.
Nelson McEwen, City.
Jean McFadyen. Augustine Cove.
Winnifred McGee. St. Mary‘s Road.
Ruth McGregor. New London.
Martha McGuigan, Kinkora_
Bertha Mclnnis, Cherry Valley.
Sophia Mclnnls, St. Poter's Bay.
Alice Mclsaac. Glenwood. V
Hannah Mclsaac, Traoadie Cross.
Bernetta Mclvor. Kinkora_
Ethel McKay. City.
Jessie McKay. New London.
Sadie McKenzie. Bradalbane.
Minnie McKay. City. _
Janie McKinnon. Richmond.
Christina McKinnon, Glen Martin.
Laura McKinnon. Grand River.
Bertie McKinnon. Grand River.
Lizzie McKinnon, Crapaud.
Euphemia McLean, Long Creek.
Molly McLean. Georgetown.
Josephine McLellan. Indian River.
lsahel McLeod. Bradnlbane_
Mabel McLeod. New Glasgow.
Wlnnifred McLeod. New Glasgow
Christina McMillan. City.
Marian McMurdo. North Bedeque.
Adele McNeill. Milton.
Alireda McN_elll. Grand River.
Lucille McNeill. Grand River.
Granville McVittie. Westmoreland.
Adeline B. Mabey. Murray River.
Kathleen Marcou. City.
Isabel M. Martin, Heatherdale.
Lauretta Martin. Bloomfield.
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0000000
There lived a gentle woman once.
She thought no ill ol anyone,
heart swells up with Pride and
ciiciii iiiiiii iiiiii
A-§:iic_»i_-»    ziiiiiii iiiiiis  
_ emu 9 for an thu NEW YORK. Aug. 10- A London*
But effrlgali B' cable to the Tribune saysz- |
md good with an hm- mmm um "Alter Tuesday ni3ht’a abortivu
might Zeppelin raid and before the news ot:
And au the harm ,he coum de. the great French raid at Rottweili
tel.|_ed_ was received is high oiliclai of the
_ Admiralty, referring to the recent
Bore an her snrrows p.u°n,_|y_ allied air raids in Germany. said.
And said it was the will ot God, All W9” W°l'° TUDHMU f0l' N18,
When all she loved on earth the Z°PD°ll“ l¢lB¢kB~ 0\1r principla~
best li_;a;ié;i’oi~»t__l_i will be _mt every time
_ 8 5 _ app na come ng our women
W" pmad henna' ih °d and children. we will retaliate! "
1 iiiinii or imr iriini. noon mul, f\PI>'“'°"¢|v the French believe in is
Though gone from me these “Wm -l“5l~l"'°-"
many years; ... JT' _
Ethel Taylor. City.
D. F. Tierney, Souris.
Mary Tierney, New Haven.
Amy Toonibs. North Rustico.
Helen Towan. City.
Maimie Tralnor. City.
Marguerite Trainor. City.
May Trainor. Kinkora_
Irene Trowsdale, Southport.
Evangeline Vessey. City.
Florence Vickerson. Hermitage.
Marion Vlckerson. Hermitage.
"Alice Walsh. Morell."
Annie Walsh, Elliot Vale.
Kathleen Walsh, St. Ann's.
Patrick Walsh, St. Ann‘s. ' _
Margaret Walsh. City. l
Emerson Warren. New Glasgow.
Stella Welsh. City. t
Loretta Whelan. Covehead Road.
._l2i;_lia \_\_il_';l:Qte, Rollo Bay East.
a. tey, City. _ _
irate wiison. New Dominion. _ at least three acres, and of Barley at least two acres . »
Marshall Woodside. Clinton.
Nina M. Woodside. Clinton. of
Roselle. Woo . e e' _ ‘ f - - _ _
Wm_ ,__ Wy_‘_’nfc“}l‘y_° s“‘"°“ ad itional kind of grain. A '
Alma Yeo. City.
P u rdian.) |
CHICAGO. Aug. 10.-Wheat, No. 2|
Rea $1.40,; is s1.4s=it; No. "3 aewt
$i.g1,4§5_:; $14594; No. 2 hard 51.43%
to _ ; No. 3 hard $1. 0 to 1.44 ; ' ’ ' '
Com Na 2 _Yellow sm io _if N344 from which grain for seed will be sold properly_1nspected while
veiiow ssc.; Nc. 4 white sim. to S
X5c.; Oats. No. 3 White 43y§c. to 44%c. _
Standard 441:. to 45c. ill
;i~ ye Nominal.
  Barley 69c. to 95c.
Timothy $8.50. _
Clover $7.00 to $14.50.
Pork 32700
wiluam lelllah.'_llon\agna. 
John H. Moan, Em
e Halal Moran. .C|.\¥»- - f 
Freda Morriley. Goorlciown. _I
Emo Morrison, Mt.. Vernon.
Ethel Morrison: lti'_\d\l_liane_.__=_'é_ _
aiieiaias munlgan. Newton. s
nanie1.1. Miuiin. st. Peters
Agnes G. Murnaahau. City,
_Clemmle Murphy. 8turKBO|l¢_
mrsarei Muri>hy.»si. »Ann¥»-
Mary Murphy- PBUUUW ISIN!!!-
Mary Murtlxlh N°W'~°l!» _
Bertha Nelliaan. Tmniah. , _
Christina Nelligan, Tignilh. -
Lnuretta Nelligan. Tlgniah. ` `.
Hubert Nicholson, Crapnud.
Jennie Norton. Annandale. -
Anna 0'Brien.-TiKll_|l|1- i <
Elsie Orr, French.River._ _
Jennie Orr. 1-‘rencii _ _River-
Agnes Paoli. City.
Beatrice Peters. Bloomilold.
Phoebe Peters. Bloomileld.
Millie Pigott, Savage. Harbor.
Cornelius Plneau. _North Rustico.
Gertrude Pollard. City.
May Praught, Pownal.
Bessie Prowse, City.
Evelyn Rackham. City.
Alice Reid. Bradiilbane.
Jennie Richards, Point Poplar.
Mary Roberts, Middleton.
Ralph Roberts, East Baltic.
Clara Ryan, Morell.
Eva Sabine. West Point.
Cassie Sharp, Bradalbane. _
D. J. Shaw. Uigg.
Mary Shaw. New Perth, West.
Hazel Sherry. Bedeqne. -
Enid Simpson. Bay ylew, _
Ethel Simpson. City!
Adele Smith. Georgetown.
George Smith. Middleton.
Helen Smith. City. .
W. M .Spindle, Bridgetown.
Bertie Stewart, Dunstadnage.
Ethel Stewart. Springton.
Florence Stewart. High Bank.
Hazel Stewart. Sourls.
Malmie Stewart. Sprlngton.
Mary Sutherland. St. Peter's Bay.
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i (s eeiai is the c 1 3
ridsiii u»tiiosoi\.- Onto- pea B  ‘
C. C. Munn, Vemon. _ _ ,_`  @11,50
inets 6.50
Leo Nelllgan, Tigniah. » 
Margaret C. Neill, Oyltdr B06
Bridge. _ _
Annie L. Nicholson, Stanley Bridge: 
Mary .l‘. Nicholson. Strathcona. ' '
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 ey:-`§'*‘oun _ " - ~ ~ - » T”  “mm '    ~  s uf       "'__»""-‘s J,
_gt_ _  __ __  ,_i_. _ . __~ -~ -_ J-  _ _ _ -deed ost fthe Stock' _ . » 1  » Annu "dh __  B\:m‘°__ _ __ _.      _ _ _ _V5
::.....°°"“'".:.’ °:..°;f:.'1""° hi.. WT  ll iitllllllt Hill W ~"°`-=---~ °»~»~f    YQ” _“gg”   >’~» , _ce
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lu:-PL M_°m¢h»n.' K»lly'i._Cnm. ` ` ` '
f  _ 20’ p. c. Discount » P
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S’
eeiita
mi? $5
is _,_ _
' ° can
  fif-
_ 3_9*-0i.'=B°§ Hdiéiiiifi 1 1
' I-héabcw' i fiiét éiwegnu timiiuen. 'ri.e_,,»|,,,,
ii t-2sa:¢.'1e'»i>tuanmaay"  '
¥y|ivt;noT|?;0_pT: of its worth yottgnvjtlle rio?-inf.:
1 PATONS; 
You may  
 if freely indulge where
Cowan’s Maple Buds are concern-
ed--'they are made from the best
products and contain no injurious
substances-safety first in choc-
wolate as well as other things.
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1 _conrisriiious
Fields of Standing Grain
Competitions in Fields of Standing Grain will be conducted as
n former years. _ __ _ _ _
The prizes will be the same and the Island will be divided into
he same districts as last year. ‘ _ _ '
The following are the rules goyeming the competitions.-
1. A field of Oats shall contain at least tive acres; of Wheat
2. An entry lee of one dollar will be charged, if only one kind
rain is entered, and an additional fee of _fty cents for each
3. The _entry fee must be sent in with the 
4. Entries should be made to the Provincial _ rtment of
Agriculture, Charlottetown or to any of the follow
ing: _
M. H. Coughlan, Montague, District Representativefor Kings.
W. R. Shaw, Charlottetown, “ " _ Queens
W. J. Reid, Summerside “ “ _ Prince
ndshouid arrive not later than August 19th. _ _ ~ -
5. No field will be Judged unless theentry fee is paid before
he time of judging
_6. Members of the Banner Oat Club should have all iieliis
winding.
7. Members of the C. S. G. A., are requested to enters field
the competition. 1 ~
8. Competitors should give the _.Department at least ‘one
week's notice when the fields will be ready to cut.
Members of the Banner Oat Club and of the  '
Growers’ Associetion are asked to~ "tif V e`De " tot t
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mouiit oi am they wish inspectedtiii tlietliields.
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