F, THE cumtolsu; CHARLOTTETOWN Barn llsy llrylng Results For 19,47 (Elperlmenlll Farms News) rflxci; ELEVEN am- ,_ Too FewlGreen Leaves W a I . ' Chief ‘Lack In U.S. 'et. . ~ ‘ ' ' l i ‘i I ~ l ‘ v A”3D¢ys"l'rhIPnlrmof IJBWIllIIIS Z 1o ALL SUFFERERS i Investigation on barn hay dry- ing were continued in 104'! at the Dominion lboperiimental Fann. Agassiz, B. 0. During the season a total of four separate lots of hay were finished in the duct system. in one instance a test was run on a lot of hay carrying a moisture content of 02 per cant, but for the remainder, the procedure followed was, the seine as in the previous year. As formerly. unheated air was forced through the hay ‘by means _ of an electric fan capable of de- n llvering 16.000 cubic feet per o - " minute. , - The results obtained during the second year of testing were sub- _ siunlally the same as those for i946, states M. F‘. Clarke. Pro- vldedthe nay Iwns wilted dawn to 45 per con‘. moisture before it was placed on the duct system. the resulant product was slightly sup- erior to field cured hay in respect to protein and carotefie- In one ‘test. part of the field was made in- to silage and in terms of carotene and protein the silage was mar- kedly better tihan the two types of ha)’. and Q Notices. Lord Ruwulian. ohm scout or? FROM tho British commonwealth and Empire is to rct-eivc an honorary degree from McGiil University on May 36th. While in Montreal the . Ohlef Scout will address a re- union of Old Scouts. i ' l e KIDNEY TROUBLE . (m; Qffly u, d u ‘ Winnipeg Boy Scouts have been 1 " " _'\ *1‘ PI 01 N"! Z911"!!! lllinach t» use for lreens mobilized ;in order to be Pwllured R Elglttitrrlgixcznists coxitlnfuc to chorus: O l L ‘ w 1 ' t? sander emergency service In thei . _ “ 1 ‘greernc flly- a nepzmo.ewZ d"- coed s th .1 th -* .. i 51/911120 6116i. 11163’ iiiglstwits ach would fill a busileleabggkelbpbitit Wildwootilrtseitionerte)! from 80:33‘ I OR RHEUMATIC TWINGES ‘~ lent lin these vitami 1 1' --,_ onl t-ho tld ' t" f ' -' ‘l " d k b‘ ‘ ' - rich vegetables. n and mmeld‘ brzilzcliss blcpscu: again-limit: Elteuceiolggeltigleid Clgliiuil; Eiffel: Q lmfllcsgugzdflrlt suppltyhall Silmilllcl‘ qugvklly rflpiajccill bllidnljew growth. gfiople of! the property. Senior g'ou'n n e home gar. s5 cuar SlOU c used when outs. Rovers and Le de - - - d611. by sowing Swiss chard and the leaves are youngwnot. over ten operating h cagteen In EImrSPaaI-ll‘: DGWHVS PINS may YOU a e a New Zenland spinach. whloll iflflbes in height. Sciwn with the and have provided assistance to ' quickly reach usable 5115,3111 Con- eurliest crops, i1 will be ready ‘so health officers innoculatlng re- nue to produce 110w leaves hhtll cut in a month, and new leaves will sidents of the west Klldonan sect. iirereziing weather kills than, grow to replace those that arr cult. ion aganist typhoid. Both should be sosviitns soon 3,5 Chard has a distinctive flavor Sea Scouts of the 41h gnaw. the garden ls prflparcd. while New which many prefer to spinach. and (Eastvigvw) trgqp have bee.“ owe; ~11’. Zealand spinach is a lfoplgql children usually like it better. thanked pv the Eastview Toautfi Plant. its see-is germinate best in The 11111513111 141111113’ Pwvldfls Council and (the Ccmmunit" A= the cool weather of curly 5plrlng; several varietirs of greens. One sociation for tialnnhle “Si; I- and germination i; often difficult known as Tcndergreeti \vi1I pro- riudereil that community :11]; 1k mm: nude-mark Your best bet for moth control . . . Green Cross DDT. It’a the finest product sold for spraying clothes before storing and up~ I bolstered furniture, drapes, etc. Long- Jasting protection against moths and other pests . . . no unpleasant odour . . . won'i: stain the finest material. But be sure it's Grccn Cross . . . thertfa a big difference. The attutnlpt to finish hay of e2 LDOK FOR THE v Der cent moisture indicated that the ower cost was rohlbitive, In YOU n Assurance or DEPENDABILITY mill... u... . very Emu. quantity could be handled at one ‘time. In terms of power consumed plus depreciation on equipment, the barn cured hay cost $2.33iper ton 41H; nlARlINkHvnilu t0 lHl antiwar: Willi/tin‘. c0 ln 1947 as hgalhg; $130 the p". i ~ . i i vious year. Tlhis did not include other items of cost in making hay. .. _ The born cured, being higher ‘in n Sluggish kidneys may give rise to varioul distressing symptoms such us BACK- ACHE. MINOR. RHEUMATIC PAINS nun nnnnuna TROUBLE WITH , SCALDING AND BURNING. The ; trouble starts when the kidneys fail to l perform their natural function of help- ing to eliminate impurities from the . system. Dcwitils Kidney 8c Bladder ' Pills are made in our own laborator- i ‘ THE CANADA PAINT (<7 THE IlHVl ltRlllNlH‘, (UMP/LN? wmnn- town moisture was more difficult to $if§7..“."°“ m gxuund “aims. “'1' (sitlxwlnsdlgllietlllfxulfojgs d1‘:- ‘[11:21’: “yams from ‘he Ride“ R11" icsiuEugiand forthevery purpose _ _ - “not you sow one or bolls of _ i» __ - _ v ' _ - flooded the area and many homes of helping the kidneys to elimin- ssore lli the mow but it was amum- these excellent greens. remember “disturbed “m Plmluc" 913111 '11’ were ate these impurities ‘vhlch m" ed that this was offset by cost of I completely surrounded by_ 111511 i111! produce abundantly and m“ New i“ 1m‘ 593mm" A“ m‘! Wait!‘ havegiven riseto voursufiering; . coiling. etc. under field curing. are easily ovelrplantcd. ‘Tllustfifds "e (111111 8101111118. 111111 and pains grow less a, a natural From the two results. ll; l; I————'—.——-—~.--_»- “have iruh esteemed in the southern consequencejrry Dewitt-s pill, . s evident that barn hay curing has Where l-bc crop ls poor. no moroismws- MW‘ 71'”- GPOPEP FTcderlck for your trouble. Here is an i‘ x . , i only limited possibilities under Fraser Valley conditions, Tlhe pro- dufi obtained has been onl slightly superior to field cured hay made under approxfmately average conditions. In addition, hay of better ‘than 40 per cent moisture content is difficult to store and if not properly placed over the drier a very high degree of spoilage can occur. Field chopping or the use of the pick-up haler could elflrninate many than 40° birds should he “heaved; ‘CIHFGYX; SOXTPXIHI? a hardy hril-in- lsdintgstomd Ayyl1bi5h0p of Naval p" u» e_ glipplng the forage ‘my ma. W1C w ive over w n,er co lg, an pl-"male 0g ah Canada handy will maintain i; m “inn-ti, llmrsduce greens. it does best lhas sent the following 40th ann- E£O$ImOOIJxJ PACK palatable and nutritious l-mxlfi; 512d?” and “inter plant sv;::zg_ mESSEFE 1° Canadian BOY continua 21,-‘. times ‘ n as much as the 60 cent size. Cumvated plum such as Sum sown in June. -the plants set out. in I have deep appreciation of the nowhrs’ provide mg mo“ desirable rows two feet apart. they will pro- contribution “which l, being nude d lee'h'ltdfre'.b i “""°' “ m“ "““°‘"“ S5321.§§i...“l..;.§.;§2.55:1...WM... Y 1“ B" SW when" A¢ 1' N 9W -M~i mu couwu w opportunity to test thoroughly this acclaimed remedy en- tirely free of all cost. Simply complete and mail the coupon today. HUNTER RIVER STARCH FACTORY Will Be Open From .-- - - - _ _ _ _ - _ - - _ --_ _ _ - - --- _ - _ - _-_--_------------ MAY 4TH t0 MAY 20TH permanent; shade as tr"; “ward! 111E 111111111118 of character. shrub, Wm become consummated. experience. Collards are a member pharacter is a condition of life DeWITFS PILLS (Dept. XXX) Iex 549, Toronto and is difficult to keep clean. Feed of the cabbagp family 111111611 do mt m” which mam’ 51131145 C? 1181113. Please send a “3 days” trial package of Dewitt’! Pills Free. hoppers and water fountains make heads. but leaves wilih eab- h,‘ u, en¢“..lnad_ M M Mi should be planed on wire frames to base favor. 1 ‘ 1 I have observed that the Boy r" rs" s5 prevent the birds from picking food A“ ‘hes’: grew‘ we rich in m '1' 5am“ 5-”°°1l11°11 11M 1 senius 51"” To Purchase CULL er LOW GRADE POTATOES s th irm m l -~ ~ _ _ , ' However. the drying properties of d°"‘"'h' e n e 1 L". . “m” mod” of 1x31111111‘ which E & hay produced by these methods " W“ MHM" “hm” b’ “*1” 1° 1"’ “°"°1"1" I are different from long hay and mam o! character’ but “is” umque DAlLY CROSSWORD Ds wnrs PILLS 11"“ 511mm b9 ‘Ylveshhlawd- was“ 1 dllsscilgrlxilnelnanldiggigerijiizteii“: asklfll Some recognition must be given ACIOBS 52,Look 19. American produce most effective rém“: i: _ p . ‘~11 111* 1'11" "1 11111" 111311118 ‘W1.- 1.I'rsnl-—. asltance_ poet the m of living, hoth as indiviti- f0!‘ KICIHEY and E111 ‘Off-v It 1301316“ tems as an insurance against total Dutch BOWL 2LChance uals and as members of a Christ- - loss i.n extremely wet sesaons. But painter LOrIental 24.S_.roke l“, swlflyu | ‘this is offset to some extent by the lhEngi-ossed dagger lightly Eastern Canada Distributors- _ _ i S E E D S £i§‘.-'.‘i2€...'“".i 21in. mass; "$133528 :: zinc’. ~~~ ~- c. rm. Linn». w- i f , weather. ‘Then, too. there is the lil-Brlhllh tsiumber 98-81111 BEGGING onmusx cnsnosn 1 , l practicability and ease of making 71"‘? fifflfhx gggtmllulml‘ -___ 1 silage under conditions that arc 11-33111“ ' '1" ' 33°‘ v BERLIN. May 2-(AP)—A Ger- 12 Abounds nickname nests a _ too wet for making hay, - Y I, man accused of writing nearly sou 14. Klngof lposs.) 32. Soak estesilaysllasner b l l TIMOTHY MAMMOTH CLOVER EARLY. sso ctovsn """— Bastian 1. Gettlng- lip n Bristle-like m‘ “g m“ 1° 111° 111111-11 ’ ' RANGE FOR POW/I'll! ' _ States and other countries will ALSIKE ALFALFA SWEET CLOVER d WHITE DU CH (Bib) "Id? 34110116181’! 0151111 ' ' '1“ T “mm” 811°C" l5 Ever 8.Aflesby unit 43.Dlminish m” “m” “"114” 111° "WWW" i ‘(poetl fruit (us) aimeméon Military Government said Sam:- ALL NO. l SEED 1“1'""“"°"“1 ""1" "W" 11 Young ll-Mlllelbld 35.Ceblne 46.Droopin d“ A sidiemwl $1111 11" M!» ‘oyster 13.Boilsto\vly ‘monkey’ themiddle Heuiuich cgervghlskh 23- 1151mm“ ' 300d paswm pl-opq-ly managed _N t 1a st I 3&1; “J;- .t recevng a ou 90 food packages g REGISTERED CHARLOTTETOWN 80 BARLEY, ERBAN and can be of great value for groiwing Q:_E£P:C1:;%H ea anger mum“ er on thetreprelseirtcaitlon that he wits ~ CARTIER OATS CORONATION WHEAT SILVERHULI. 111"“- 11°"1 l" 11* "“°'"°"“1 viconwnrt °“ ‘ “m °" l“ I BUCKWHEAT, rm and VETCHES. Loiisrsttow tltitl ."l“°.'.»*"“‘ " “'""°“{“ °' °°P‘"°"' ""°°“°‘°” ____ y i n,, isease. Its ch of nutritional “alum-d 1 HYBRID FIELD CORN. value is its vitamin content. the 33 Sh." ' ‘ _ . green fofraflza bieing and excellent ggchlm . _ ' soumeo mnAln mos‘, 0 2.? Id f . l filso a complete stock of Garden Seeds, Onion Sets ond the ollher necessary vitamins with ' 7 ..°..§.‘-’ o Multipliers, Gurdenite Milorgnnite and Wizard Fertilizers. lllledexgwtiiulll°£t"13:-i11'1111¢11 15 sun‘; 29.Food. m ) ' Q ' - pie ysung .1 saoagoo ~ (Hawgln h ' 5b [k RM 1 rder now while our stock is complete. Wholesale and supplementary source o proteins soiqumdgr. W "1 °'d°'"19 W1F4Is¢ ‘llcugxgfl m‘ and minerals, and so conserves amconcluties- 5"" and 9" 5 'l expensive feeds. It has been aug- 36.0310]! HEALTHY. HARDY ¢111€11! ‘T0111? casted that. whru afuulus b11118 37-511“ pullorum free Island flocks] E o P I u nre on rnltge. food mliv he res- 39.Gazelle The“ flicks Co" on“, be had l » ti l a b_ m in l5 ‘ent wtn- (Tibet) . , . . 72 QUEEN ST" CHARLOTTETOWN ~ olut retarding thel-ngrelofcgrovltli or lmGodoflove 119ml“? 51"“ HMThHY "1 ‘ __‘____A_w_______ ‘ > ____ _ __ subsequent egg production. 411810119. Charlottetown. ~~ ._.._______ I“ "W", ‘w. L’ _ _ ‘_ I Pmftir-Vr "lag; rglgllffianiliclgig ‘is 331111411" Either write or contact our Mr i “mo” an ' D MI' iSifF 5*.» _ ». . . _ i-ml th- h lth f the birds CLMessure "m?" ‘"1115 ° W 5 a - i. sosg-moigoogwoswea-oo-Qoaw s‘: i‘: inns‘; mfzropeily nmnagm (chum Hatchery, chm|°flemwn_ Phone WE . iI Illidshotlijlddhotwell away from [the g-gggsl" 2l92 or I021 v _ . ' e n ~ - ' ‘ 1117-111101111551111321131111111111158111332-11511: 49' c1rrarmmu Dr. Jose Arcc oi Argcnlznn. nr-nv Pitsiclcu‘ cl 4!": l"1 Vivlluifll M1- . P mature hens to the young growing |5°~ "T1111"! sotiibiv. nrh-lrrsses a SFFEIDH at Flllslllllg. NJ’. ttifiwl I» -"i1-*friPl' 111° 1 a i.) stock. The young birds should 111111511 churhnefow" mlmfix... fuI‘v(tinn‘ rh; Arc“ fit-m > i" lie re- “ llFNO-T come in contact with the W-Innmcosrse E J CLARKE M Prmrdlx. ‘m; lhi» br-hil: -ii'I\"'F"'.‘lll'\ - BY L A a) older stock, and herefore it. is de- “Qpotclmh . ' ' ' g, YYIiIIOTIS. Al, loft ls UN SECYOIRI')~GC1lF ii ’ o n 1 911511119 1° 1111" $19811 $111115" clwprgquomzqa oryptognm quotation ' v _...-—--—--~— - B‘, J" "R""*Wi-||—"u‘;€s‘ houses on the range. ready to move the chicks into as soon as Potatoes, Carrots, Beets‘ and Porsnips 13 F A x v F M K N R D v x c’ n V’ N A H OUT OUR WAY W I i‘ ‘ gh n-l ._ wl the hld - _. m~---——————————-—~—~-- M“ -~ ._._______ , WE OFFER: nhfymhmlf ,..,.,Q§“h.h.,,, 1.13: . KDNADJ ssnzvuasnv nraxv-vsmzo- ; , _ aé- ,VE BEEN ——--»-' provided and those should be _ 1V5 355M HERE i ‘—-" i I M . I s , d ma, moved n»... u... i}. u... u. ure- 1’ w 1’ N‘ °' .- a.» ' i’ THREE WEEKSAND 5 HERE TWENTY- i i: °'°“"I 1-"='P°° "1 1"‘ ' , vent bare m“ which are likely yummy. Cryptoqllote: nun rnouon ans: snw nu. _ NEVER QAVVA cow- l=lvE veARs ""'"' Q Communicate wm1_ . tagwecgrenael- Cfllplgtlgalgglléfirfl gushes; IN‘ FLOWER ABOVE, 51:1! WOULD NOT LOVE- _ X Boy THAT vlpNt-r: AN‘? ‘DOONQT -—**- - ' l desirable. as esr-to-yeer . Iaaeuqlnles . . . PUT HIG HATCH i-I-T- I\ W. q itlnzéiflis°ltiiii limit-iii?’ “" - ~~ a “Mm” "n" 1' m JusT TO LOOK £2 i‘ - and parasitic ntrmtnatlon. i - HALIFAX Broader houses and range shelters / Pt should always be thoroughly clean- ed before moving than onto the following year's range, If this is not done. the filth and dirt will be carried over to the clean ground. which of course. defeats the main M9115 . . Go obiect of range rotation. . i... FBYIIIIZGY. Diluflfs . on" ..::.<*:":.:'°::;..i;?"‘:h.t:i:":ir 1 _ slke clovc-his been found very. satisfactory a‘: the Princo George Dominion nutter-intents! station. . ouiluni SEIllIIilE PlllllE A s Saved ls ll s nun birds, dqsendins upon the growth and Jueoulenee of the fflrlle- _ i For Foot Ailments _ collsllir . ll. J. s. enovnl. n. r. - ilrtheselle ,. V. , Chis-oped!!! ASK FOR OUR PRICES ' ' The island Fertilizer Co. lid.“ CHARLOTTETOVWN _ y us Great Geene u.» 1 ' ' s ' . 1 mime ti: Olym o eha on $04!‘. swillig-uifig- home matings-oestrus; the $751913 “£111 11111111 l" members or the team received. He is shown here with his bride. the. former mu. anti» Grontved of banning. whom. 111-‘ 1111111“ durlns thegOlympic trip. as they returned to Ottawa. with the team. ll-rbl" - Ann. Mott was their bridesmaid-Canadian Pacific Railway-Pilot». _ cuaatorrsrown. .r.s.|_. '