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l1lon’t believe I will have an easy victory by any means. I want to liit the cup, but more than that, want good races. I have
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watered, fertile and of an equable tem-
. perature,hencea'much greater develop-
" ment in this line may be expected in
future. To professor J. W. Robertson,
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‘  _  | ment, is due the credit of establishing the
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/Z# / local market and also tofurnlsh a con-
y 4// - -  ll  Z sidcrabie number forthe export trade to
/jf f//if _. (  _ the neighboring provinces. Occasionally
’ /_ ) f ,Z '_ _ l afew are shipped 'to Great Britain. The
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Angus blood is doing much to improve
the size and quality cf beet stock. Sheep
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¢0l11!1`l0dii»5’ DOW constitute onlyasmall
fraction of the agricultural exports.
The product of the comparatively in.
signiilc int hen continues to be fi source
of very considerable revenue to the
farmer. The trade in dressed poultry is
Rrowing slowly as the requirements of
the markets and the process of fitting'
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&’ ` - ot _growing fruit here, but the great
THE COLUMBIA magority are ignorant of thefirst princip-
Nnwronr, R I.. Se t 5.-At a meeting of tne Committee on Challenge of the Royal les °t fruit culture' Tlfati apples* plums'
Ulster Yacht Club held today the Columbia was selected as the representative of the  and the Smal' ffului 03-Uibe Dl°0dH¢8d
New York Yacht Club. _I in abundance and excellent in quality is
\ _ ‘proved wherever the proper care has
+- - -- » . _ » been bestowed upon the crop. It would
seem that a splendid opportunity or em-
P. E. ISLAND AGRICULTUREf=ii?lii§§i¢.§fi‘?”1~Y°"f»‘i 
Fruit growing is still in the initial
stages. True, there are afew orchardists
_ AGRICULTURAL PROGBESQ
By Hon. B. Rogers Commissioner of Agriculture Edwcd me we f°f_ my cm
7 largely dependent upon individual enter _ _
prise Apart from the benedts derived I PFOWSO BPOS. 931
      !rom.the sales ot pure bred stock at the
e . ~ _Model Farm, which was established
i'~‘~i;;,¢*~_;="‘ _ ~_T 1 _ *V T4 the birds are better understood. `
ing from Sydney.
Mr, John Mitchell, who has been vial!-
ing _his relatives returned to Boston °`I_l
Saturday morning. ' ' '
Mr Arthur Newberry returned on Sati-
urday evening after apendinga holiday
in the neighboring provinces. ' 
Miss Vera Lea, Victoria, was in, 
city on Saturday. She returned by the
J aoques Cartier in the afternoon-_
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Hrs. B W Bignsaal daughter
Farquharson crossed' by the ‘Princess Sat
nrday morning sn route to Halifax.
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I nm amid cam at semen. B. o. and-
_a position asleashes in Mediordi
returned there on Satnrdsy‘n§¢ning.
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Mahon, Haliivm
who have been visiting in the City for a
tow days rstarnsd to Halifax on Sa
morning. '
Miss Wright of _Carleton are visitinl ll
the City the guestsot Mrs . J.A. Cameron.
Kent Street. ' '
Among the inward passengers bi the
express on Saturday evening were Messrs
W. I;"Weeks. L. G. Wheat. 
Kitchen, Mr. and Mrs. R Fennell.
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yeafs studies. At the Shelburne Con
vention-Hr. Myers delivered an
on Bible study. He wasalso a del
to the Northile1d'Students conf _ _
During the summer Mr.lMyers was en-
MB A. J. William Myers re-enters Dal-
housie in a few days to conclude his t
S erence.
gaged_in the mission held at Lockport;
Na Sy ,
the employ of Mr. G. F. Hutcheson for a
number of years was a passenger UY if
Princess yesterday morning en route
Glace .Bay where' he secured a position
with Messrs. Lighter 8: White, jewel-
lers. Hismany friends while regrti-ting
his departure from the City will be pleas-
ed to learn of his success.
Mr. Frank Duchemln, who has been in
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to
“An'Act for the Encouragement of Agri-
fgultm-e” was passed by the Provincial
Legislature, which provided for the intro-
duction ol the Farmers’ Institute system
iandalso forthe appointment ot a Pro-
tessor ot agriculture whose duties it will
every conildencs in Shamrock II. She is nine minutes faster in thirty miles than the Shimrock that Columbia beat.-SIR THOMAS  be to snperintend the work at the Govern-
ment Farm and lecture before the students
ol Prince of Wales College.
INSTITUTE WORK.
For Institute work the province has
been divided into thirty three districts.
The societies formed in each district must
have not less than fifty members enrolled,-
and are required to subscribe forty dollars
annually in order to receive the Govern-
ment grant of dfty dollars per year. More
than halt of the Institutes have already
been organized, and it is expected that
all of them will he working before the end
of the present year. _
oanrrs 'ro aoaxcouronn. ~
The e nditurc by the Department of
so about $3,500.00. ` I Ot this sum nearly
$2,0ill.il) willbe expended in grants and
other disbursements ln connection with
Institute societies, as already described.
A grant of $50.!!! goes to the -Fruit Grow-
ers’ Association, and $300 to the -Dairy-
men’s Association. The latter sum is
used to help in defraying the expenses of
a Dairy Inspector._ About six hundred
dollars will be spent on the Farm where
experimental work has been instituted ,
this year. Salaries and contingent ex-
penses make up the remainder. All
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in the near future. The new order of
things possess thecon tldence ofthe people. _
We have already experienced the benefits
of cooperation in the sale of farm products.
With the means of education within
reach a still greater development in ngrl- _l
culture may reasonably be expeced.
The land in Prince Edward Island is
nearly all settled, and with the exception
of mall portions' which are still occupied i
by forest is all under cultivation. The
production of farms, however, can he
greatly increased by improved methods
otcultivation. The natural resources of `
the province are such that a popuhition`
double that of the present day might be
supported comfortably. A more extensive
system of farming in which the orchard
will enter largely seems likely to
supplant the old methods.
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When you ask for Headache Powders b
sure you get KUMFORT. Never accept a
substitute. It is better to be sate than
sorry and you may besure that KUM-
FOBT are the best. All Druggists in 10
and 25c. sizes.
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Mr. A. U. BRANDER, _fBai'itone
sister] by Miss‘E.\IU MULEAN, R€lll8f¢ Will
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On Tuesday Evening,  _
indications point .toarapid advancement;    Y. M.  A. "
(§"Admission 25 cents.
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Hardwood 
We are manufacturing a quantity of extra quality
wood Flooring. » Parties in need ofa first-classdooi*
‘sure of a good articles while the lot lasts, f
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farms. The commercial interests of the _ ing of improved live stock is accordingly °! "h° present' yearf C°mmi“i°n°" 9f A3' . _ ,- -. -_
province are dependent upon the pros- " receiving greater attention each year§and ri°“Im_r° was a°p°_mt°d'°”d“D°P°"tm°“"l Barrister, Solldior, *Nutty Piiik, -,kc  `
parity of the farmers and the .farmers arerealizing more and more the “°t Ag“°ult’um became estsbmhed in the I MONEY` T0 LOAN. L A  I
manufacturing indian-its pm- lumen to be derived nom the intrddde; I°1‘“d- I” Mm” f°’1°"‘“¢ ° bm °“°‘°1° I orrrcn=-Brass Banding.
spar or'”.__° decline with the pro- tion of pure bred animals into their flocks
gressotagrisnlture. Nearly all valuable_and herds. , _ ._ _ g__,___
Snmmerside P. E. Island. ~ it V
tilnborhaa bead cutaway, and the tor-  . 4 ' '-
peshblsainonnttoincrease the national_ Co-Operative dairylngalthongdi otreoent '
YQKI-‘ 'mllelominss ofany kindintroductionhavingbeen hegunin 1&1,
whatever.. Itwiiltiinshsseen that ag-'occupies the place
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the gloss 05-your shoes.
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