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)_ bins, while the wheat of som cm
.go »°»l'° 8|°0W|“§. Bild there is now
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reason why, in the semi-dairyiug dis.
o ceiving the same feed and care gave
only 2,910 pounds of milk. Over
_ s ~}&2»%x.»;- triets, a great deal more prom, 5,1; ,_ mn _ 0; mug in that Bhd*
` Fai-ijiars'  others interested ar
fnvitedto contribute to The Farm
The D_airy,_ _f_I‘h9 Turf, and Gend' ' 'T110 mixed farnxe who rri
farm.
__ ghould not be derived from the fo
Hr! cows which are kept on the 'ference in income between the two
w period indicates a considerable dif-
cows. t ‘ -
n In another herd at the same fac-
l'. ca es o
Road, dpbugmmu of Th, Gum.dh_n_ daiYYil1x -1 to a limited extent and tory between two six-year-olds that
_,|¢her _by qucltiony correspondence o
otherwise. Ahilerii will be gives* by these cows will be of the best typ
gxptrts to all 'Questions of general »“v“u“b1°~ H1111 8\10\11d not for
interest and space will begivene
anyl articles that will in any wa
help to advance Prince Edward Is-
nna iocorosu. ' _
Contributors are asked to have
their artielvl at this office ,early eac
that hour cannot appear until th
following week.
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spraying by allowing an expert to
do the pruning instead of havin it
moment think of allowin th
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_ PIG Masons.
FW farmers. says the victoria
ll (Australia) Dairy .ins ecto- a e rn
weeki al only a short emergency
“em ¢“n_b`, hgndhd as late M mm or we would not see so much goin
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to realize the value oi) pig§"_m1;?1u|:-
.roused returns are Qbtainable b
"\_H'111F1l1E Crops with some purchase
:iitinclal manure, but do not. troub
terial they have in their plggoi-ie
for besides this containing all t
2"?°2°~Z»~2~~:~»;»;»»;»;»;.4.2;. chemical elements required by grow-
U_\K ¢l`0DB» it lB teeming with`my-
mms “I ’“l°"°`°"3““i9"*° whim H10 reason that it consisted in part of
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necessary to enable the plants t
‘that every ton of feed bought and
W|1° 1100119. HEY. from five to ten calved April lird and 4th there is
"1°°“'“» Hlwvld make ur his mind ui.. '
t a difference of 1,400 pounds of milk
e and 60 pounds of fat up to the
fi end of Jul _ This means between
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f fourteen and fifteen dollars that one
cow earned more than the other.
Are your cows workers or shlrkers?
Dairy records alone -will provide the
means of ascertaining. these facts
beyond question. Forms for weigh-
ing milk either _ daily, or on three
days .per month, are supplied free by
9 the dairy division, Ottawa. In your
0. letter' of application state which
S you want. ~
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U Al suit of more than ordinary in
to c0________v__ the more va_ua___e my terest was brou ht b the United
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'_Stntes Department of Agriculture
_:L under the Pum Food and Drugs Act
B against a milk man for selling adul-
terhted milk. The adulteration was
alleged in tho information for the
filthy decomposed substance. On
"_'_ak';d“;° of th” ff"-'d Buplmed- 1'- June 19th, 1912, the case came on
5 °“ 9 “"d°¥`5t00d bl' Dig felldefi for trial before the Court and n fine
of $50.00 was imposed. The defend-
ied represents so much more manur
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done by an old-time apple trimmer
who removes limbs from the bottoni form than it was Onginuuyr
up, instead of removing the tops and
opening up the centres to the sun-
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light and air. By the latter method _ '
lower heads may be developed, so
that leddérs-will. not be needed to
reach the branches with the spray. '
Much improvement can also be
be made to increase the vigor of old
orchards by cutting the sod thor-
oughly wi_th a plain disc, or better,
a cut-away disc barrow. At first the
barrow seems to make little impres-
sion on . the turf, but when gone
over four or five times the turf is
destroyed without- serving the roots
and a surface mulch is made that will
hold the moisture, and four or five
dlscings are cheaper than the one'
ploughing. The question of water
supply in fruit growing is quite as '
important as food for the trees, and
nothing will concerve the water and
hold it where the developing fruit
can use lt, when it is most needed,
like thorough discing of the surface.
Many farmers have been feeling
that the renewal of these neglected
orchards means heavy expense for
fertilizers or manure, but by thoro-
ugh cultivation `much of the food
and water can be provided from Na-
ture, so what is most needed is a
moderate supply of potash, phosp-
horic acid, and lime, without com-
mercial nitrogen. The last two can
be cheaply supplied in the form ol
basic phosphates rock, or finely
ground raw phosphate rock, while
the cheapest _ form of potash is
doubtless the muriate, although
some growers believe the quantity
und color of the fruit is improved
by the use of the more expensive
sulphate of p'otnsh. Then, where are
the mineral forms of plant food are _
used, and the nitrogen is supplied,
from Nature or from cover crops,
the expense for commercial plnnt
food need not exceed $10 to $12 an
acre.
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BROODY HENS.
When purchasing broody hens it
must bo borne in mind (says the
"Mark Lane l<1xpress") that they are
inacondition in which a. veri' “Wie
thing upsets them, and very many
are ruined collecting them. -
A broudy hen should on no account
be carried by her 1259 01 “"l“E5- The
proper way to remove the hens is to
put them on straw in a <\M‘k0f\°<l
box, and this should he done as care-
fully as possible. Hens that are he-
ing collcctsd for sitting should be
put in a thin bag, and carried care-
fully, so that they cannot see their
surroundings.
Hens should always be PM 0“_“‘°
nest for the nr-sf; time in the evening,
just as it grows dusk, alter s- E005
feed of corn. Some water S\\0\1ld
ereo be given, one they should 11°*
be taken off the following 011)' at au'
when taken of! the nest. they 81101115
bofput in o large coop. or "M11
building, with food and water, and
u anne been, oo, if mov are s11°W°<1
out of the fowlhouse, they get wild.
and sometimes it is difficult to catch
them again.
11; is wen to put s piece of bas 01'
canvas over the front of- the nestt,
'so that the other hens cannot get 0
the one niacin sorting. as the “$11”
of others generllly dist_\11`\15 “aiming
hon, and causes her. perhaps- ”°
break or iniurh the 6829- _
A frequent cause of the accumu c-
tion of vermin is the use of the ssgflc
nest for hatching successive bats e_s_
of eggs ‘without cleansin8- Ah f"°_°___
nest should be made for csc B
ting, for several reasons. Whciéel ni;
nest is infested with vermin, _:vo
hraed-rapidly, and alter one or “___
hatches the hen and ¢111°k°“9 "°
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.replenishing_the~ nest for suecessiyje
batches is to take out th; °“;__e
mid put in 5 fresh l0t. Put ng our
limo is; or, if this is not donde. D ____
a little bollinl WB*-er. mixe ._vvn__n
pammm ov" ft, to kill any_ ve “és-
that may remain. This verm nrzlam
tion grows inereasinslv l11'P° mu:
and cake 'as to these little yer wer
1»u-s.,is‘ x-oelir.th° \>°l'“‘°° °1_"°,o,
in tlie management oi 11°" 'Y
.pro_dt.
'Milli SMALL FARMERS COW-
|~ er is .a sl>°'
p opstndv <=f\W°
and man-
to make
lndustry.
settler
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'l‘HE BEST KIND OF SOW.
In selecting Bows they need not all
necessarily he pure breds, but should
have a good dash of the Berkshire
breed in them. They should he
roomy, lengthy, well shaped and for
breeding purposes, with at least l2
tcats. ‘They should be put to a well-
bred Berkshire hour. It is import-
ant that the sire should, in all cases,
be pure-bred. As pigs are liable to
degenerate from in-breeding, new
blood_may be introduced periodically
with advantage. The Tamworth boar
will also produce good results from
such sows. The young will mature
early and give a fine mixed quality
of flesh-lean and fat. The improved
Berkshire is generally, however, pre-
ferred to all other needs, although
the Poland Chinn, Large Whit
breeds will give good results unde
close attention. _
Yorkshire (cool climate) and Essex
9 ant thereupon tried for a new trial
made available in n. more valuable on Ogtober 12¢h_ his motion was uv.
cr rulcd by the Court. The defendant
then appealed the case, but in Feb-
ruary 1913 the judgment of the po-
lice court was nuirnicd by the C-ouri;
of officials. The facts established by
the evidence are that on February
27th, 1911, pint bottles of milk were
purchased from one of the defend-
ant's waggons ami taken to the Dc-
partment of Health where it was an-
alysed and found to contain filth of
several kinds. The defence argcd that
it was impossible to procure milk en-
tirely free from Bacteria, but the
Court ruled that the contamination
was so great as to render the milk
adnltcration within the provisions 0
the Act.
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that keep up a stcudy ll“““uty prices. 'Deliveries are as large as
T-\1\”0“l§h0“t the 1""“ti°“ pcrmd' I expectedior this season of the Year.
011°" thmk it _“mst _f“_“\L;_‘;_“t'ly he while stocks show an accumulation
UUE WW wat is ‘i9°““°" ° Own' i th h ds ~of the large dealers.
or helm: iliszustvd Wm* *"1* ““’d°‘"‘ 'rnho cinilismiiro won stocked np and
M0 H"\"““t ` Sh°__ give” Et ““’_t' “ml show little interest in present ofler-
docs not wait o see ow sie goes ,- _:___ wa-shed damning pence
un. This type of cow usually bears U- Qlgoarse) 25c_ to 255% Washed
rouior more booty ui>pwrsn¢°- with 1* mining soooo (uno) ze; to 21.
lcvcl 5011 find ““d°’1i“°» ‘md “ot he' Washed rcieetlons (hurry, chafly.
ing so much of the familiar weitllgc- atm) 19 to NL Unwashcd flame
shape. Ther udder is placed ra er combing (coarse) 16 to “gm Un_
fill” filfwafd and 'utends wer "xt  washed fleece clothing (fine) _17l to
hind. As most DBFSOUB 11° 17. _ "
richest milk is that obtained diiring ,1;,;LL0w__Deuvurms me heavy for
_tlie lntter half of the milking P01105 the swam, of tho year which tends
and it is here that this type of milk- to Maier p“ces_ City rendered Bond
cr scores. It is`s\_;l‘D!'i;1i§‘§ _Fil noucg in barrels 6 to Gt. UUUMFY S"‘;°k»
also how the stea y y e 0 B. all ,mlm in barrels No. 1, 5-2 to c.,
what a large quantity it works out Nm 2, ‘5 to 5ic. Cake No. 1, 61
1; ' the year. 6 .__ No. Z 5} to fic. ‘
O1f1miB 8 £005 V13" t°4b“y when the ml-`{UilcSE I-1AlR-Farmer or pedler
COW 1B Within tht” 0’ nf°_‘1“` __'€°:_§'h: stock is coming to marketbinl nirinal
C.; caiving, as one can n 0 11 supply and is being absor e a un-
qunntity of milk she is giving and __h_____g__d. p__ic__s_ Farmer pedler
judge for oneself as to whether she stock 36 tp 40c_
me noon kept up to the yield 0' “_°§i` ow Russians, JUNK, src. is
be-sides \11‘1\1Z m°\"° “amy “bl” t° 8 absorbed as fast as received at full
whether B110 is “edu” i“ can' quotations. Rubber Boots and
I Bm H E195* Bdvo-°“t° “I keeping Shoes according to trim 7) to Sic.
only pure-bred stock or a flrsi_;_ cross. Auto th.e_,,_ 7 to “_ Bieych; tirgs,
So many farmers seem to eep ll 3 t 4s. Lead, heavy Sl 0 0-
hcrd of so~called Shorthorns, many Tcaoiead 21 to 3ic. Brass, heavy
or em.-.1 noingbegsuis bf“*°°' ‘1“‘°°-9 eo ioo. Ligue s to ro. Copper.
.incapable Oi laying on fleslh 3-_fi _‘au heavy, 11 to l2c. Light 10 to 10%-
‘_l|,and whiehcanony ° 2 t 4,
[hir a few weeks after calvinz. zinc * 0 U
_md _hen gradually dry themselvesi __._.__.__----
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her gm milk litteiig Zimgaivviiltginngtis SK ”"" 9
or t ree mo ‘ ' fp t , Sept. 25, 1 13 _
and require to be dried oil by llfllld- nron o to INGARNS 1,131' FOR 1913. _
‘ A Ong the most useful brnedn to Lleefhidcs. are firm and comin! B ' _ 1 , Do von know that HDI. J W0°d_
"1 f _ `. _ d re be- _ _+ - - ‘ ‘
Wap mnydblg llmemligitg   i\nl;H:1e\is<iIi?bfla;rieVscimlrialitaiixricigs. As The Allen_ Farm premier. Blnga\‘n»_   0 ._ ° -'  i buryis Home Linimentu is endorp
yr;-nfhigi agfdusl Purpose cattle the/leather mgrketrghgxssaoséisgtly ;_s_r;i_o_v:na¢;_;edit_::dwi_tb_ tv_i_a:veti:_e__v_ft1;£_0 Wh _ __ e ___ _ck or _‘me home __  _l_ ed by an me le_______g horsemen of
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that M51”eiiitehllgxigiikiattzti gixzilket i)i't'i:tl;r iiigrengintiidigst. City B“¢°\1°.\“ while eight of his 5011. autrottere, when yyeiiwcan igiil “ reliable 'md - ikmmmnm ,m¢glJF the Dominion- Save and preserve
velgyflzi S mbullycalves can be turned Hides flat 181 to 15e. pei' lb- I119l1¢°1' have reduced their records made pre- warramed _,em___'1y? The leading _ - . me me of yom. homes by “S u5¢_ _,
ilrito exegllent, butchers' heast_s,____be- ed l-l_‘ides£_Ii;'_;>_.__1_~__§c..c§;;d2.1g§‘;; vious to this season. With fortl' horsemci ofthe Dominion ciidorge -HANUPACTURB” if lt will cure and prevent disease
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““‘°§ °“¥'...§3I’!.fl‘§“2i2il°i..l.. ?.§_§’4".`i-“ lf... ...'o. 1.1¢.. not __ th-_-;;_ ~;§=‘;_§»f§_ _1;°§_';>";;__"_f; _§§__§j§ nf. J. _woodbws Home Lim- _ ie.  common among h~»f=»=»-
ll°° °" ' h ld th ir own wit cre a e o . nent, __ _  rm _ »g;§;g:‘
the PIU B" °'°"‘ gliihgagiitgimulrtion iii hands' of the new has fifty-nve sons and daughters 1 ` ‘ r 0 ~"\i  D n J ~
-------*-" asain-'s city #line green. Het- 16° with trotting records from 205% to 000|( B\‘>"*‘ ' ' emlnd \'
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wonunas on smnaansv 0°“"¢1;_{»__§_"_§_°“ _f_'_f_‘§__,‘_2§____P§§_§_ '{‘_§§_‘j_‘} mo, not on. oi on p..~fo»...e~o one For ale an nealgrs _ _ ,____,__,,,, ll' __  .~ 1 , 
(coarse) 16 to llilc. Unwashed fleece
clothing (fine) 175 to 172c.
'Fellow prices are easier, and- stocks
are accumulating. City rendered
_solid in barrels 6 to Sic. Country
stock, solid in barrels, No. 1, 5%
to Sc. No. 2. 5 to 5ic. Cake No. 1,
6; to 6,\c. No. 2 51 to 6c. '
‘ Horse Hair.-Farmer or pedlar
stock 36 to 40c. '
Old Rubbers, Junk, Etc. is ab-
sorbed as fast as received at full
quotations. Rubber Boots & Shoes
according to trim 7; to 8§c. Auto
tires, 7 to Bic. Bicycle tires, 3 to
41:. Lend, heavy 31 to ic. Tea lead
21 to Sic. Brass, heavy 9 to 10c.'
Light 6 to 7c. Copper, heavy, 11 to
l2c. Light 10 to l0§c. Zinc Zi to 4c.
Daw Wurs.-'Phe 'outlook for the
coming Raw Fur season is for the
maintenance of the high prices which
have prevailed for the past two
years, comparatively small stocks are
in hands ol the dealers, which means
big money for troppers, who ure
showing great interest in thc situa-
tion and writing for “I-lnllams Trap-
per Guide" and the laws relating to
trapping, a hook of 96 pugcs which
we have published in French and En!-
lish and we are mailing free to all
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An effort will be made to intcrcsfs
some of the "wealthy" sports- and
have them purchase a speedway
horse for the ice races this winter.
If it is successful we can have a
_whole lot of racing.
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‘Duncan Robertson is kcBPi11lZ ull
his reputation as the “speed seller."
Qakloy 1{,_ 2.212, and The Abcgweit
(2), 2.43§, are products of his breed-
'ing farm. He has four Of-hllf 0017-B
equally promising that are we under-
stand for sale.
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Didn’t the Rexall Girl prove a
dead game race mare._ She has n
mark of 2.22% and seems to be able
to heat it a cou.pl.e .of seconds.
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Fred. Cameron is driving Frank
Patch, 2.13},. and Dlngola,' 2.132, in
_the Brockton races.
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_ Ed. Crosby. has purchased the good
trotting mare formerly owned by
Gavin Harding.
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Axbell, 2.185, has changed hands.
He is now owned in.S_ul1\mcrBid0-
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tom, 2.23}, is racing in Grand Cir-
cuit company. Knap MCCHYW is
driving her. She was a money-w-in-
‘ner at Detroit, being second the ilnal
_none to rotor Bnulrfn. 2.101-
Bingara has the unique distinction
of never having sired a l>H°°1'- H9
seems to have the faculty of con-
trolling the trotting gait.
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‘ ` It was n marvelous showing for a
i farmers who are care- $1 50.
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Lambskini, Pelts or Bhearllngs 40 degree never before reached by a P1401 9 11-_'M0-Ili 03 -4-l_1*¢!°`°'1' X-11?!
_to lille.. Country Lainhsklns' of trotting sire. well known western agricultural pub-
Bhearlings 25 to 50c. . _ ` ' ° ° f _ ilicatlon. _
-,woul is being taken at unchanged 2.10 'l‘R.0T'I‘ERB OF 1913. “'l‘uke your road drag and go over . Th
"prison, although nw market is slow _ your road every time it begins tv _em
and drdggy, owing to the mills . be- The total of the 2.10 list is now dry off after a rain, between now and 'H9113 Ut
ing well _stocked and the fact that thirty-eight. and ,the full corrected winter, and thus fill up the ruts, Cpunfy on
'the U_ g_ ta;-gg on gms gi-tieis ig un- list, with the pedigrees of thenew smooth it down, let the wind blow
9,,|_f_19d_ wgghgd combing New members of the select gathering, ap- over it and the sun shine on it, an
(com-99) 35¢_ to 25§¢_ washed sloth- pears below: let the water run oil into the sid
ing fleece (fine) ze; to z7c_ washed ditch. You may have several w
i-elections (hurry, chaffy, etc.) 19 REDUCED 2-10 RECORDS- spells, and, again, there may be onl _
to 19ie.' Unwashed fleece combing ` ` one Q; two, About; that we do ,wg in King 3 County,
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when it is filled with snow.
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suade your ncighbors toward town
Uto do the slime thing. Point out to
l chem that it is io their interest to
k do B0 Whether thcy get paid fur it
5 or not.
,‘ “You must do either one of two
3 things-muke the road smooth or
“have it freeze up rough. If you al-
* low it to freeze up rough you must
; so bumping oycr it,hor, worse still
uve your wie go umpin - over it
&|until you wcnr dowir the liiiiips hy
#the fiction of the wiignii tires. Whicu
Lis easier-to prevent bumps by thc
i use of the rond drug or wear them
§,down with the wagon tire? You
_.must do one or the other, and it
3 _seems to us it is better to smooth
 the rond_ down with the ronrl drag.
‘ "Now, we would persuade our rend-
ers in those sections where we lnivf
who are interested in furs and want fo . ` °  ' dirt roads to do this simple thing,
to prepare for tha trapping season. Dirwtum _I seems to be fail. to and if we could persuade them, in
snatch the mu,-els from the bmw 0f'turn, to persuade their nciglibors to
-'~*°--'-*°"'“ all champion pacers. He recentlyyd" this Hiluvlc thiuir, thc rcufl i>\'<>l>~
stepped a ,uno on n half mile truck lem would he solved from November
in 2_02_§_ He has not lost a smglefto February. In February tlicrc is
heat this seag0n_ He is so Bpecdy_usually a thaw which affects an inch
that he CML step an eighth in 13 5ec_,or two of the road, especially on the
._ _ onds, a 1.44 clip. He is slated for South hillside. When this thaw comes’
».»~:-»:~-:-~:-~z~~:--z-~:--:~~:~»:-~:~~:~»:»~:~~:#~:--:-z~~:-. to boot on 1.551 of mo ,i=..¢cu_ just no over uw road --min. ond if
will then lic smooth until the frost
THE TURF. Sensational fusing has character- goes out of the ground in the spring.
--- ized the year 1913. New and foster: “If you will kccp on doing this.
The identity of Dr. Sharper re- records, better fields of horses and your after your. you will find that
mains so iari uncstablislied. Should bigger purses are the causes. _the frost which is to go out in the
his own'ers fail to prove it by Octo- o s o spring will be very much lcsstlinn it
ber 3rd first money in the 2.17 trot Devilish Dorothy, 2.18}, trotted is now. The frost under the roiul
goes to Devilish Dorothy. the two fastest heats ever trotted bf’-ll is Bimllli' <`=\ul\f‘<l Wu*-01', and if
’ ’ “ on Cliarlottetown truck in the 2.10 Yflll k0I’D the mud so smooth hnd
Dr. J. T. Jenkins, our respected class on Sept. 27th. -hard that the water will run nil
frie“d_ holds the honor of being the o - o there will be less waiter cunnefl. Why
biggest' money-winner of the Mari- The _Charlottetown record, 2.17. is can up water that must hcnve up
time Provinces this season. His two held by the pacing more Ada Mac. the 1-:md as it emma .mt ,ni ¢|~,,nL'_>
entries Captured about $1.500- 1 * ' * why not lot if, me on, im-n-"<1 of
"* * Vesta Boy, 2.051, was in (‘-l\ar- having it under your rundlied'?"
Fred. Cameron headed the list of lottetown and was turned nroundl
-money-vuinning drivers at Halifax. the track a couple of times. Hg! -------------
` , y y p ' , t . 7.
'10r<>ut0. Sept- 18. 1913- ,Host money for me ,,,,,,,..,,,_ D . .°. i»uoui.sivi on noon uoixns.
BEEFHIDES are greasy with (air ' '_*n* Dr. J. 0A. Johnston luis sold Baby ` “D”
 ;;;°»'u "° °;1:;‘,~=° .;“.,_1:,f“;;“~,;=;;“;).“-“ ..‘3“;  hr.. l‘.i.°.::..r.§’;i  “ 1,
v;\ orc sa. 1 c q om _ _ _‘ ~ _
to  Q: `tauners. City Butcher Hides, flat, W11lt_l_\0f- DF _Been Em mf t_‘;‘_;°\_‘ 5515**
_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _‘i 131 to 15o_ por ie. xnopootoa Hinos In .<= 0111" °1\ 0 wmv B 11 -
goo_oo}~o.n,u.oo°oo_oo,oo.oqs N0_ 1. 13$c__ No' 2’ 12ac_ _.Court pager another ye.ar;_.
Cuoosruo  '{r'_frtHc‘§f§& 9‘;§»’<tf,“'f?§c 13* t° 14”' onkioy Hr, 2.21; is tho trotting __
____ _ ' _ 1 CALFSKQNS ah, in ` good supply sensation of the year for this Pro-|
The 191005-111|! 0! d“U`Y °°Ws 11"* ,with more or less stock in dealers' ;’_§“‘_"_°‘ 111° d°‘_“°““t‘:‘t_‘;Bv flu’ fail
4 Mr. 'rv ' C I' an O 00 _ . _ _
gland: thgdglcgfllliugn \:J‘ihl1_?i|l(l‘Kr6re.:>‘i‘¥ls ‘hunt imnnlf Prices steady' City skin? nrrlittevs. allduclh sgredit ise diieptog his' ‘ “my work ls.very mmm” “nd “mt "°
_ green flat 16c_ Country, cured 11 I _ _f tt _ - _
become more popular. When pur- to ]§c_ pafrt cured 17c__ according owner, H. H. Horne, for the perse-_ _ GOOD ROADS _Exgtisnscxifigrgilzsit hc pfixltto f__lu.
- 1 1 di h' t 1* _ » - 5:0, ll'»ll <‘l‘a.'l0, __ |
.°;“:°.‘.'.’s ;":::_§'.;::I;'°‘°.':.‘;2;°°.f.“"ss: 1°     usa:  .;':.';:,‘;“ -1     -. -»-  ‘ - ~
fell: U50” U10# °°“;’B f“°°1"1 1101111' orrlgiiasgginidsmigros iiighiry with “ 1°* "‘ “’°'k '° “““ig""°“ °“t'
giV"“ allthenticauy- and when it is deliveries heavier with better quail- I' ‘ .1 4 in b
Batisfueltiory’ lim 'Med gwublo ligsmla ty' City take of! $3-50 to. ?4'00` tl1Enl11€F:H¢3`u1°T’igF:Ui:;i 5022111-wMa\\Y realize that good roads urs to their t"'"`Rt-il' th" muse of good “md” t"
thfihina 01:2; tix"?>Ii?£oiWgi1c(tho -pud- Country wks on No' 1'() “M0 to are making plans already and it will I ' '
g‘___ _§’i__ the _mting H r Mlm' bio' 2' $250 to $35 -' 1 ti nut be surprising to see some fast
Ti uw person of experience it is SHEEPSIEINS iam alcc_?`"_‘_‘_1u€_o'_:§ sidehvheelers brought on from the
fairly cosy ¢e_1k *O _I’§f_“_°“" *" °"_‘; giiiingioi? 1201: gggifnfiioooitoy Lomb- iNew Y°"k Balm. f. .
f-hal' give” U ‘WNY Y e or “ mon sk ii , Pclts or B carlin s 40 to 55c_ ‘
01 W0 “fm” °‘f“’i“H~ “{_'“§"?' j_“dg§‘;§ rriiuiirry Lambskino or liinoorunga 25 Hffanzlfzgfgfefhftth?,;‘;‘f$,'f
hy her appearance, u is is to 5Qc_ _ng winten She can pace ___ fright
more difficult to discern those cows WOOL is unchanged at fo,-mer
(llnngor (‘_onimei'ciul)
'l`hn lllngincering llecoril, ln spool;
more or less, in turning out to wor
_nn the higliways- at the r`cQul~st
lg _
_ _ ing ri bit in this view. 'I‘he fact rc
(Selected) mains that a great number nf Miss-
B Farmers geuemuy___re coming t0'_ouri citizens manifested sufficient in-
Zbmmm in as _[___ t I _, _ L tl idevotc their time and cncrrty tu im»
i, a afegcenso ic _ _
`automobilist. While the automobile! proving thcm anfi "my Wm dm'htlc'""
owner can select his own routm __0t,llnvo the sumo interest in maintain-
curing if his journey is 1engl.l|cm:d inung rimm' “he mind “mum propos!
order that smooth going may be iii-IMD" 'B ""0 “mt ls. spr°'“““': "very
iOy__d_ the man wlm uses __ t____m ____ whore in the country us the ccnnmnif:
]l_m_se__ is c__mpeu___1 to t__|___ _hu value of proper Highways liecnmcs
Ehm_t____t mute no matter h_)__,_, _______- more and more generally npprccu\tcd_
the roads may he. To the 'horse r_ser_'
_thi-reforc, the highvvuy problem is ol l '
' GORED BV I BULL"
ny the use or uw sour loo ami: on Q  M....f...._........ ..-......,
dirt roads \vomle|~\'ul results have is iw;msgs.i_|:m:_:o»ig__e:\:f___mi.-rrun
been nchievcd. It is iisscrtcd that 5 Q' ` ' ' y
- » _,_ __ __ _ __ ‘__ \_ !_ KEYSIONE DEMORNER.
oven the bn. e e¢_,s o mis. in <1 v o _.___ o_ Q_____k__,,___v__,______m_____"___f°_
roads can he o,vcrtcrl hy tie proper - ` ‘ _ _ ¢_1\“-_\g11,¢_l»-'\r:> cv_¢fw|n‘1l\d\.'-=-
<os.s lille v.rlt° lor flea
e p _ _ p _. 'ibn ,_ok,c,_ __ V* E 'NA
1' ui pnuguplxo sun; sl .ioriulm and Joi, ‘rioneborzsi.'i'._.i-ohio 'L " “K N
d of twelve o’clock noob
° t l ` d Ct]
ract p ece an _ pai'
°;f ale lying and being in
ing nf the uctioii of the l\liss<\i\ri ro
sidcnts to thc numhcr of 2llll,00li
of October D r9i3_
the south western
of land owned
Allan (now in possession of Ash-
iwill let the road freeze up smooth it lei' A'|3U.‘ md running thfnce
eastwardly eighty-four feet (849,
thence southwardly one hundred
and twenty (izo) feet thence west-
wardly eighty-four (84) feet and
thence norihwardly to the place of
commencement, being parcel of
Water Lot N amber Twenty-Five
in Georgetown aforesaid.
The above sale is made pursuant
to and by virtue of a Power of Sale
` conialned in a cerraln Indenture of
Mortgage bearing date 27th. day of
July A- D. |909 and made between
william sievei s of Georgetown in
King’s County aforesaid Fisher-
men, and Emmeia Stevens his
Wife of the _fi st part and the un-
denigned of the second part de-
fault hevlng been made ln pay-
ment of ihe interest due thereon.
For further paniculars apply at
he office of Matliieson McDonald
and Siewart, Solicitors, George-
town.
Dated this 25111 day of Septem-
ber A. l) |913.
DANIEL P. MCKINNON,
Mortgages.
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_MAIL CONTRACT
SEAl.l‘1l)- TIGNIDERS, addressed to
the l’ostniustcr General, will be re-
ceived ut Ottawa until Noon, on
Friday, the 7tli November, 1913,
for the conveyance of His lVlajesty's
Mails, on u. proposed Contract for
four ycnrs, six times per week, over
liurnl lloutc No. 1, from Milltown
Cross, l’. hi. lsluud, from the Post-
master Uei\cral’s pleasure.
l’i‘liitcd notices containing further
information ns to conditions of pro-
posed C-oiitrnct may ho scan und
'i_\»ii\nk forms of Tender may he ob-
ltaincd nt the Post Offices of l\’llll-
town Cross, lirooklyn, Gomrmcrcial
ltlross and nt thovofflce of the Post.
__l
of ~
, Ufl I t _
the governor, HN ii source of dun- me "sms or
_gcr in the posslh it-yr that the im
¢,,:,,:,,:,,:,,:,,:,j:_ 'pression will he created that high- poet Omce Ilmpecto,-'B 0mce_
` JOHN F. WI-IEAR,
" Post Office Inspector.”
Clmrlottetown, Sept. 26th, 1913.
1766-9-2'{Ms3i.
Aqllirl 2.271-4
(Pure Bred Ccrfificafe No. 5|
The greatest bred of all the stal-
lions_ A great young sire. Futurltyi
bred all over, and the sire of colt
trntterl of size and substance. Will
'have a grand lot out at the races
'this year. Watch them. They are the
kind you want, Kaldah, sister of
Acquiri is the dam of Baden 2.05},
the largest money winner in 1912
and the premier winner, in regular
rao.ng events, of all time. Raden'»
winning; ful' 1912 Bm01lht6d C0 $35,'
775 and a Gold Cup valued at $500.00
for $30,000. Elcrvice Fee $15.00.
Russian Nohleman Prince_Vislamski
and he was' afterwards sold to the
J. M. sieilol.-soil
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HORSEMEN ATTENTIO _ !
DR. ]. WO0DBURY’S HORSE LINIMENT and DR. ]_ WOODBURY‘S
CONDITION POWDERS will save and preserve the life of your horses.Their use
'will cure and prevent the disease common to horses, such as Cough, Colds, Dis-
`t_emper, Glanders, Spavins, Pink Eye, Splinis, Curbs, Enlargements, Cracked Hoof,
_Kidney Trouble, Fevers, Cuts, Sores and will remove bunches of all kirids.
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...__ gi1°"r'ioaoons ir sob can $1.00 to fer havin! °°‘1““'°‘1 th” 1’“°“"‘ “““' , ' - \ wilomlufj .8 ~
Those da ry' _ rduggfon of i-Iorscliides are of better quality stallion, but twelve years old, stand    I _ V  
mu’ nouigsfrthocotxrfdty the melilon with heavier deliveries. City take oil mg H, ,my 10¢a1|¢y_ and fe is eonciu- _
“ch of t ° I ld not $8 50 to $4 00 f‘ountry take off No ,_ h ( Bm ef,
“V” °:°|\“:c. ";:'°.;`,`,T%¢;d;f¢:”\\,\-dl1,'$a.50 to "$i.0lf. No. 2, $2.50 Ui gtg; prfré agar;  ogy Agon' Use this preparation thoroughly for all and every disease of the horse for which it is ftdllliliikuded..
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_:re hgh! _nfs 9-7\\r-old`¢l"ade tm $3.853. *_ _ _ W m nd _Jw 2'0"' __0_____._-_ _he °p0;,e,. to con. Criticise it closely. Carefully watch, mark and notice its effects, and honestly iudglng it on its merits, $01 _
» 4 _ e ns re n so ne a - - » . ' - ~
‘gag »  '_of\'fi1§ €oR.t\ie° eazf wool mhrket. City trol the gait of his offspring to a__W\-1 be wmpeued W endmse it » _'I
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