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' - 1 ' 'Y “='"°°“ |.|ME3T0l|E A .
THE BIRD HOUSE CONTEST
It is satisfactory to learn that
this contest is uttractii1r;'a good
deal of attention in the province.
Now comes word that the` Woiiien`s
Institute of Hunter‘River and vi~
clnity has voted cash prizci; for the
first four bird-houses occupied in‘
their school district. Tlicse good la-
ics are doing a fiiic thing for the
children in thus providing them
D-
take up a hobby.
_ . _ _ ‘ » Ottawa. Thcre is a widely distribu-
A medical ina writll i u farm
_ _ fl’ _ . xg “_ iiril species of iwo'-winged fly nam-
papev' gives ‘hm I`w_Wm'1mm` b“t't’ri"S‘.:11'_ilillm v<‘liii.=turn Suv - and
essentially true udiiccz' "uct it hob- _ ,, ` ` ,,
by. A hobby may be worth millions Th” `“___u k_m“,__ _“_gt_ which is
to you if vou live long cnoucgli when , _
ng
OU)
Cliliiptorliynciius labradoriusl
been traced down to 1375, sin
wlieii no speciniuns have been ta-
kcn: but no aiitlioritative state-
nif-.iit is made as to its capture in
_lic ilitlcr ycalt Rccdestimatcs that
'there may be 38 or 40 specimens
pl'e;;ci'\'ecl iii liilisvllilis. `
win' nuc|<r.ii\'os. n1i:"`”‘
be
loeiillv known as the Biacklly
__ '_ __ ___ ___ ‘;scul'ccl_v less annoying than the
' ' ' ‘ 1 ' 7’ u \. _ _ _ . _
E 5°” le 0'1"” m Cm lt” FL' iiiosquito. is readily distingiiislicd
gone. _You can be happy in _voiir
_ _ . __ '_ _ _ _ _ _ __ ____ i by its sliiullci' size, its tliit-k-set :ip-
Pd 33° I -‘°“ "“‘ " ‘U)`)';_ lp'-iiriiii`cc, siiort-cr legs iiiiil probes-
fyhere mic ofpomsc iw", mmw H ` l iris, and less .slciidcr unteiiiiae. The
ferent kinds of hobbies but that of .
learning to mari in ilii- Big Book of
Nature, wiiich ever lies spi-ixul be"
_fore us, is truly one of tlii- bert lor
the young folk.
'I‘H'E LABR.-\DO1t DUCK
Since writing on the subject of
extinct birds I have run across an _
old account of_ the Labrador Duck This Will 1‘*"‘<|i1i' be l10li<‘\'ed bv any
from the pc-H of PFOL AH-_.od N,.“._ telic ivlio lizis bi-vii obliged to rciiaii'
. ~wn_ fo,-meriy 0f’(;-_1m1,1~1,1 p_ Eu._ a `i`i‘iire iii ii siviinipy place in the
- land about me Wm. 1880_q1.F_u. 1;; §:;'_iii1nicr_ and been "iit‘ai'l_\' eaten
commonly known, but appaiv-ntly "‘]i""-"
--quite as Ce1.min_ is the doom of fi But the irscinlilaiice to the mos-
larse Duck which even fifty years _ Quito iloes not cad licrc. The au-
a8°_ was commnnly found in ___,,m__ - :iilil\ol'ilic.= uiontionrd at the be-
mer about the mouth of the st. f Wllllllfl “f this UW IWC fvlmfi
Lawrence and the coast of Lub,._,_ . that thc Blackfly also carries rt pa-
dor, migrating in winter to the ‘
shores of Nova Scotia, New Bi'ui1.f.- j
wick, New Englaiid, 'ai1<l`111‘i'li;ips,'
further soilihwarri. For 1ii`:iii\' _v-~:1i‘.-.i
past, according to the best iiifrirlri-l
ed American 'oniitiiolosglslfr not ri i
single example has 'bets-11 ’ni-rt' vsitlil
'ln any of the n'f:’ii'-kcts 'of the Iliiil-'_ _ _
ld States, ivhcre foi'moi~l_v it ual; § W""""“t’° ‘73~""“‘-2'" 77'* Wf*‘“"‘l` PX-
mt at all uiinonimon at the pro-l
_per season, and the last knoivii toi
me writer was lrilicti by col. wcu-'
derburn in Halifax liarbor iii the
autumn of 1852. This bird. the
An” labmdom of me Omcl. _,___ 'l‘l1e larvae of the Blackflics are
nithologists, \ve.s nearly allied to _
the Eders Somatcrla) and likc_‘
_them _used io_b|'c‘_i1 on roclgy isle tai
'where it_ u'as____pei'icc\`iy_ _ _stile
__ fronf the depi'eda`fiolis of f`o§c's'_'a`11'd l
other camivorous qusidrupedsl
This safety however was uniivzill-1
ing when man began yearly to vis-i
_it its breeding haunts, and, not
content with plulidwiiig ils nests,
mercilessly to shoot the bird'-=_ Mort
of such islets are, of course, eli:ilyl
rarisacked and dcpopillllli-fl, l'l.i\'-1
ing no asylum to :urn lo. for iliiii
shores of the iiiaililaiirl were in-i
just mentioned, and tuiilike some?
of its coligeli':i~:<> it had not :i lil_.f.gli_
northern raiigf‘. i‘:; trite is r-:.:i~.-.l.‘.'1?"“"l'“l 1’l>iJ”=l1`=i=lv1‘. We call it 1111-
understood, I~.'o c. tiiii:it.» lizis _\’eti;K‘m‘im"'° M““':‘-in “S it “Clllf\il.\"
been niiide of thi- iiiliiibf 1' of ."l1/3-1 ""`E:`S lik; ll K““'“"“°"- It fl`U\'£‘L1
1  ‘HIV |'?*l'15\'U_\'. ln this iicrliiips thc
cimens cxlxstiiie iii iiiil:~.ei1ii1.<_, hilt i,
.IS bellovcrl i1..|. (.1 1... iri".’ ;.'i'|~»1"lm1w`llmv):W1 ‘.m`m`l’""m` nf mm'
Prof, Ncwioli mil.; llir. lli:; "i‘lo'lt
Duck," _irolii lla; \i\if_llg_; c:1ii‘r:. -l-
ed black aiiil \vl.l'.» of i*~ ;1_i1lii:.~:-;5
'alitl ill his c.;i_-,:<:lii'.“‘..oli it lf; llic 1 '\ ‘M ‘"`"!‘D}“‘" 01 U10 Hilli-
Som.'it<‘l'ia l.ili1`.irl'il'-i, !
Clic:-if-i~ R~r.l. 1;1 lil". .'1._!1':ii.-5-ble! """`l"1' Villllislly called in the natur-
` i
little “Biirl _(i'_:_iLi-_` ,s.i;.',< tliut il;c§
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9
(Iztrte.r  ~
SEEDS
GRO`W
We liavc now our u~,ii.il _‘-
srnllvu s'r0r‘k or 'ef
1
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t
Farm and Garden 
scans _
ready at our SEED STO!!!-I. I
` All carefully selected ami
LIVE snr-:ns purclmsca in "
ENGLAND, clwiinli and uit
UNITED STATES. ¢l0vr:|¢N-
MDNT INSPECTED and
TESTED for germination. `
Prloef generally are much
lower this year. - »
I.
Garter & Co.
» 'l;_l|||lltul'~’> " °
_ 'l:‘~
_.~.Lt’nis oi plants oi; stones, A5 £11(
.tested by till: ioiii'-lliolczi s-iicniieszm
flies 1‘ai'cl_v exceed five or six inilll-
ln<=tri_'s in length, aecordiiig to Wil-
listoii. and are ii<ually not more
than three or four. In the Southern.
States, says the same authority,
they sometimes occur in incredible
iiilnibers, and cattle attacked by
them arc clrivcri almost frantic.
rzisitic orgziiiisni called Lcucocy-
tozoon Aliatis, vfiili wliicli, by its
bi‘c, it inociiliilrs both domestic
and ivilil <Iuckliiis:.~‘_ “'l'ii<- ills-e;1,<¢ 15
:iyipairriiitiy liai~liili‘.es io adult ducks,
sa_v.°. Prnf_ Tivliin, "hut ii high ppp-
<'f‘Ilf-111%-oi` - ilie`clii<'l:Ii:igs wliich
luive been bit-ten i~iiceulilb to the
|ii'v‘:=.=.1>.<: llio oliiliioii that “thc short
crolis of itilrl ducks coliiplliilied of
by liiililtrs and srvolhstneii are pro-
bably criiiscd l_i_v this disease, ivliicli
:1_r,3iziir=iit.l_v occurs iii c_i'cic.s."
ciitlri-l_v lieqilatic, living most fre-
qiieiitly in streams, wlinre they
foiiii open roecoons att/:chcll to:
lirrfeet iiisrct eliiergi‘s under water,
and rises to the surface “ro take
09-" if iS V2-°.V to see why thc-
Dliickflics are incl. wltii most-
at-uiitlziiilly iii iii.=irsli§/ disti'iets_
.-\N()'1`llifll. .`i.‘.l/lllli l\IA)IM.~\L
A reader writes: “l\/I1;-_vt-,qs in.
tvrr.-ated lil the shreiv mouse. He
l1.i:; ciiiifzlit and often seen a slnallf
;iiiiiii;il in the fields. It is i't.dmSh
bioivii i-olor \:1oi1ir-‘liizig like a stin-
1i-ilcfl ii‘.'iil:;:» iritli a lolir; tail mid
Wil’ 1011;' hillcl legs, and short
fiont lens, Lnolzr. like n mouse 111
ml l:=lii<“ or 1:; li. soliu: other small
:ll.iiii:i!'."’
My rc-i'rf-.~;1iolitle1‘.l img Pi-,fpn ml
3”" 1345' Jlllllpllig Moilse,'*- 115 ig Le
1 l l1l_.loi'_v brilikfo Its scientific noiiio
_..r-11-_lo‘.\'_liioixi-_ 1-,rim-1| by mo way
l :ro iouilrl ill (llc Islliliti, and ii;__
l lilltil-:. llillsh the roiiiliiollcly ’l`liei‘e
_ 1'." .nnlilc liilel'c.=lili_<_' iacls cr>1111g¢t,.
v..!ii 'illr "".'ilrl" lliicc, \v1111_-iq will
<'zi‘oti of in the next "Notes"
l§0.`\l:\.\` liRI'l`.\l.\_', ‘Z08-9 .
Ulll.l:f: lilo \vlllLcr of 203, Scver- '
11,; l..t.ilii.-.~licrl his court, at EIJ111-H-
ruin, York, the s"colid city of U11;
'.».litli:l, lliiri llic licadi‘|uar|.el's of the
:ix'|i l-‘;tl'iii. ’I`ilci'c lic collecicd
-“~0f".' :|‘.'.t»liilil<~<l more troops and
iliallc cxfi:1si\'c l>1`L`lllil':itiolis for
llic ii-;i1-; ziiirl at the iii-giiiliilig of
H"`__-"m" 30" hi' Put his forcm in
mv--1011. Bill. the Einpcror found it
""°"°‘*"""" ff’ ~'i"l°-hate his two sons,
‘N10 1”* f>’17.V treritccl their father
irilli ilisolrlit riislrslicct but quarl.
loii with cacli other. Grin, wgsqcfg
to conimlillti the sollllicrn province,
assisted and to some extent con.
U`°Ii""- IW-\'C’Vi‘F. by $1 coillicil of the
oldest :iliil iiiost cv;1>r~1‘iciicl~rl of the
l'3uip.'i~ii"s i'i'h-iiils. wliile C.il'lic:illa.
acuoliipiiiiliiil the arlliy 11110 me
wilils of Caledonia.
OMB llfiyolld thc wall of Antoni-
ntxs_ the Rriiiialis were ilivolvcd in
daily sklriiiis-lies with the barbar.
i’““~ WW) ‘Vi-\f‘lv avoided a general
r~|i;;;|r'_rlii1~ii|. 'llic |;|,|1m|,5 had 10'
|m<icr|',o v\li'aor1|tiin|'y11:11-dshipg,
fm' HH l-|l"_v drovf‘ Llic eiicniy before
thrill Hwy were lilillygcd Lo form
U10" Way ihrouvli flilck forests and '
immense inorasacs with a climate
_ _ _ _ _ "I i _ _   Spring Gare of Seed,
 NEWSY NOTES l---“RUN” 1 or Howe Memvlfs ..
i  .-=.= . -1-' :-:_= -  -.=.-.- -Y-:-:»-~.-.----:-:-_¢.-.==.-=».-.   ‘ I-I   :-: :-. .'-.' _:-: :-: '- - ».-'-- If _  - -
1 1 l 1
1 E- _ ef _, _ f -. -1 - 1 ‘ - rumrv rams Aoo cf time Island bred harm-
1
Now in stock best qual-
iiv Ground Limestone _
which we are selling at
lowest prices.
I _ ra
' ur
gi
'of
cn
ar
A close pai-allcl with the malaria- _th
Special prices on car-
1 load lots in bulk or bags
delivered at any station
on Island Railway.
_ _ _ I 1 1
uriiig iiiosquito has Just been & ‘
'brou lit to l’ ht b Plot C R. A'  co' `cl;ck Stretch. is d__,_.enmg of a
quite uniiccustomed. iBut every- '
thing was made to yield to the iron.
firing some of them up,whlle he cut
sol
c
tain were they that all captives 1
probably subjected to horrible tor-
lii
fall into the hands of their ene-
mies. Old ivriters assure us that the W
Rrniziiis lost not less than fifty
thousand men in this invasion.
rain nor storm, the inhospitable B
couiitry nor the opposition of the' h
b
ii'
<1ut-iit`y stretched on his litter for __
adviiiicc until he reached the ex-
trciile northern coast of Britain.
that Britain was an island, "and` W
li
rroliiparntive lengths of the days
The historian Hei'odianus,' who in
years after they took place, has m
given a graphic description of the
close of the campaign. Hindered _T
and eliibarrasscd by the unnatural .
behavior of Caruculla, Severus. was._a'
edonians. At times when the i old
Emperor was unable to leave his 1°
bed, he tried to persuade his sen _
to assuiiie the command 'and-
il
Caracalla only occupied his time in M
corruptiiig the soldiers, in order
t
he might use them against his:-bro-_ .5
ther and secure the empire iforrbf
himself. Not only that, but he is- 2
and servants to hasten the Emper- H
oi-'s death: and when he found the th
i~iilci"s at;en<laiits too faithful to pe
llstcli to his proposals, he resolved 1°
to slay him himself.
One rlav Scverus, having had the °°
soles of his feet punctured, had °f
thus obtained so much relief from in
ride on horseback. He left, the
inns and to talk over a treaty with
stab his father in thc back; but m
tiic troops shoutcd, which mai-lc thc hi
Emperor turn round and so saved
his life. Severus had seen the
drawn sword, but without appear-
ncgotiate with the Caledonians. in
to his tent, and sending for his son,
reproachcd him for his murderous tr
had no effect on the callous and
ulifilial young man. . t
THE ANTICIPATED CARRY -
OVER. 5
The carry - over of Canadian
wheat nt July 1, 1933, is expected
to be in the neighborhood of 156,-
000,000 bushele. Our total stocks of
wheat in Canada' (carry~over at
July 31, 1932 plus the new crop)
have fallen 248.6 million bushels
2.
crop season, of which total exports
account for about 193 million bush-
Bl)
G
B
will of the leader, who in the midst B
of the most incredible difficulties, ha
caused bridges and roads to be' D
made over marshy places, actually ha
down forests`and made roads over a
the mountains. In these labors the Th
aded by the nat-ivcs, and so cer- tra
or
would be killed without mercy, and 190
tures, that irheiiever a soldier was po
_unable to keep up with his com- bef
raclcs, we are told that they put or
iii to death rather than let him th
Co
h
fa
Yet neither iiiarsh nor forest, br
_ or
ai-barzans, turned the inflexible
In
ill of the old Emperor, ivho, some- __
times on horseback, but more fre- :B
dsiyii to,';ethi~i~, continued to ad- th
'I'hci'e lic ascertained beybild doubt' we
is iiicii of science observed the 
parallax of the sun, and noted the
d
The
now inclined to treat with ih`c'C'al- the
iarcli agaiiist the barbarians. But owme mam ___ 21,7 3_4_ New G,as_ sleele who I had the pleasure of to observe the precautions men- We
_,uk record was broken by _meeting for the first time about one tioned may result in injury to the sefmte °f lime P1115 3 P01105! hyd-
iiiontli ago. Mr. Steele, who has lon ubers_ 7°
gow
hai. in case of his fat,her`s death, _Ou
.90
said to have bribed the physicians he
his complaint, that He was able to °t'h
ma
camp, with his son and a detach- °f
mciit of soldiers, to receive a sur- “W
50
_ M
ing to notice li., lie proceeded to C13
When this was concluded he retired HK
Pa.
a
-_-___ sa
Pr
u
ing the grade in this year namely entries ,two of which were sons.of Best time 2.43. In the men "W
Al ' ` -
_ an
M
1.
since thc beginning of the present W
Present day racing 'ictivities as
_sp-cn in "Down the_.Bit';k btretch
ci nialiizzg readers, cspelually our`
gc mrs look Iorward to me Sat-
day l__e-tc of the Guard.an with a.
-:at deal of interest fhery item
tlicse-ixiteresnng miles on ores
n
ood
8.
tte
a
le Snell, 2.14 1-4, owned by C. E.
horse named Whlrlligig 2.10 Iromf
e
C
Among the 1903 trotters Border,
ade the mile in 2.19 1 4 ut Spring-
ll in October of that year.
g day dems-5 in the racing world
c not only read but they .form
e theme ol many inl»ercs*in;; dis-
ssicls. The author of ‘Down the
P i-'ses and the potatoes b28i-I1 W
only voicing the apriior' oflNelson Wilkes, Sha!'D€\’. Sir William, sweat in stor e Favoured by D
98
'ery lacing fa_i reader of tbe_Potential, Lord D1liT€I‘1l1 (.371 PWA these conditions mt producing or.
uard..n when I say "keep up the dict, Rampart. Kremtin. Resolu- gamsms became active and silver
~ - - » rapidly. In addition to the direct
d access to old racing cllpplngslltime tracks to those of our own losses resulting from mtg f,h1-Qugh
inns on giving _theuld boys a re- ,province _I have before me the sum- mesa unfavoumbye mnuénaes the
si. of 'thc Mantime doings rn won. miuy of races at S“m“1°fSid'= “nd vitality of seed potatvesis se1°i9\1S1y Ch3l‘l0l3lZelZOWl‘l, P E I
As the clipping states 1903 was Georgetown run of! on July 1St and impaired. Such difficulties, how- April 26, 
good sesaon fer the Kings Sport. July 22nd. The Summerside card eve,-_ may br overcome in a satis
ere was more racing than had had three events. UW fm' all. 2-35 factory m-...pure by the provision 9033_4.25-¢5;.51_
di01'S WCYB freqllenfly “mb”-5' been for years and towns _end class and 2.50 class. In the first of proper fnciiiglgs in the storage _
cks that had not had race meets there were three St&rt€l‘S» namely basement for good ventilation
some time revived :ho sport in Leawood. Rosemont, both mention- which ls of first importance as a S
3," ' - ed o‘:ove»-and Princess Regent, a regulator of temperature and hu-
More fast pacers had been Im- chestnut mare owned by the law midlty. During the mid-winter
rted and developed than ever Senator Prowse. storage period when the tu_b::'s QT: _
- ti ll d nt clrcua Ono
d°r:___;nd];;; 1\2;r1t£m;;;cen_r_;fk The result was s. straight win for 5:28 cgoty __ (;l:_r£;aI :__aU/“_ mte in
an everpthe honor going “Q30 Ji R_ I.a‘_civood, who was owned and dri\1_ _ _he storage pEr_od_ ho_w__ve___ as the _ar
Wmfs 'mam Helen R_ 208 1_2 ell by 5~ N- Dawson’ T"y°"' the temperature becomes higher and 1°
en she ruled of ,_ mme at H,,u_ f“5l"5i' um” bemg 227 1"* in the sprouting starts, effective veritlla- sp
. d
__ ___ 215 1_4_ tliiid heat. Rosemont was at that Non is essenmm 9
-cl D.1='.s.1viDo- °“
Almost every track reC9rd was  ;;;§s_ blind rwas pilotjd: gy Seed treatment disiiifects the
oken in 1903 and the i_'idd fact D_________ Steele Whue me late R_ _,_ surface of me seed tubm thereby
bout this is that alnms every ' eliminating Rhimctongm common
se doing the trick was a Pacer. smele M Cllarlotwtiwn watsh m;nE_ sc;1b,and powdery sca.b.1n addition JU5t B5 the "F59 1'-‘af buds We b°'
speaking of pacers it seems that hmd me Princess W 5 as _ ek Q it has been determined at the D1- ginn
neraiiy. speaking there had nev=r 5" *mics on a°°°un °! ac °
work “as unsteady but the lust
more of our Island, 'horses entered
veteran reinsman John M'a`cCabe,
c of earlier pacing activities. ‘ ganisms causing saab and rhizocto- b
Reverting back to 1903 the foi- mm' who hm t° “gm ‘mt the me nia. may be present in the land. M
heats before being declared a win
_ 'or r r ' ~ r ' Seed treatment therefore, cannot
and nights, _ iowiglge hM§:t_l_c:1_,_;e e(d}__t_vaci;__l4e0°1`§ ner, winning the first, third ang possibly Drevént remfectlon of 35|-|15 fa'11_ Use either of the fol~ 1
__ from the iwiiiis Statics, s unc, “ml 11°” 1” 231- 2-28 1' ”'" treated sccd planted in infested lowiner
iiiote of these events about thirty e.__he mme at Springhill :_ 2_1; 2.28 1-2 while Jewell, who was own-_som Investigations conducted at
Moncton record was broken by ed by DB" M‘“"Le°d' Ch“"1°tt°wW“'1the Dominion Laboratory of Plant 3
onita F. 2.11 1-4, owned by A. B. and driven by J' P' Irving’ won the P“th°‘°€Y» Ch“rI°ttet°“m» have de' B
Eue-_,_ -Amherst me time being second and fourth heats in 2.29 1-2 monstramd the supericmy of co,-_ 3
15 1-2 'v,',h11e Jnym T_ ~2_09 3-4 fiom and 2-33 _ rosive sublimate for treating seed
,'12 D§.'1{¢-ith 5@a1,1,,_ s¢e11ar¢,f,n_ TW° daughlns °f Pmfsldey mme' potatoes. Detailed instructions for
mme the mile m 2_171_4'a,_`Char_ ly Reimkah D- and Ada Mwk seed treatment may be obtained °“
,,,,,,,_ landed third and fourth money,=he.f1cm the nearest punt patiioicgi- is
fomier driven by Dannie Steele and cal Labomgm-y_ Those interested in
l
8 t
mfth Hémax in 219 Genie CIC" passed the four score mark is still When cutting the sets remember 3':
1 1 » -_ 1 __ _ _ 0
oke the Bathurst trdck rccord in , interested in a good horse and can that the young plant gets its-start B
1_4 -making a new Noord forjyet relate interesting tales of earlier from the seed-piece, therefore _
_ _ . , _ n
mn. as wen as the track _md_raclng on Prince Edward Island. make them not less than 1 1 2
w
of the twenty eight entering the per bushel This is accomplished by
c1,1.,111l11' clrcle.'tl_1irtcen_ were pacers In
' and iiftueii trottera. the S1895 Of 5
time pciiig, Lord Crittenden whose 'P
Annie urevit, a daushter of Brevit
miiac mc grade in 2,2; 1-2. Daisy 
Dcwitt. a daughter of Red Lake
and Drucil by Gambetta. Wilkes lu '
both inode a. mark of 2.32 1-2. The ____
` 4 E at 1 dit nd 1' ' " Ilolhin' sni?stl1i§iiltviIyia:a(:11er;)n‘:\ja?d::) and April when 't temp'  0
gieat -‘ul o cre air am sure ei-oruie . _
8941-4-18-22-29-31 A I ~ ' _ _ ' _ _ _
_ e, , - _ ' -
 -FR FARMERS, s'l‘ocK   BR EaDE.1i:§ _  
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g a good cwp at the lowest 60375
ible care of seed P°U‘W°S 5°
r
.' . h
- A d mile i
K-mm. 11;) lid 2A11;V<;1i:bM<):xd evaitlllesawhose the “"3 °f the ear' The mt R
in ‘_. - . _ _
soii Burlic '1_‘_. c_lid_ thewtrick in 2.21, “
ta
By late storage we mean that
riod during the months ol March
he erature
wm.k_,. _. mu, A1-dagli and Chatliamf sc-um B troublesome swfage dis. b
-As the title at the top of this ' _. _ _ _ ea” in Eastern mums; develop;
rtiele implies th* writer 'ho' has Changing the scene from Marl-
ade seed, _good CUmV*\t1°,“»"
purposes, the farmer endeavors to -'
ro 
» l , I K'
rough spraying and the best "
pose
SP Y
amed factor involves SUCH imllflf' or
nt considerations as late storllie p
nditicns, seed treatment, cutting.
re of sets, planting and early or
ltlvatlcn 0
_ 'NOT
ayment of same, must
EPARTMENT or PUBLIC works ANp
‘ HIGHWAYS - i
_.An-fl
In accordance with Section 12 _of “Tho
oad Act 1928”, all persons, liable forroad t
horse tax, desiring' to commute the cas
notify the tax collect'
in the school District in which they rcsidcg'
n or before the First day of May next. »
_ _ l
 Blank Forms necessary' for some may be
btained from the tax collector of the School
astrict in which they reside
n above notice has
The time for givi g the
Minister of Public
eana of productive soil hilh
o
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»
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e n ' '
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een extended to the 10th day of May, 1933
G SHELTON SHARP
Works and Highways
vision of Botany, Ottawa, that I
re _-at-_-tliat _ time called -“side _ _ f _ M _z_ that _seed treatment _$5 Qffecplve 
healers." The .-writer plans in a the charmed c me’ mmlle y' B the' only against diseases carried on the B
ture article to give a -brief out- Wh” “'35 “med and dr ve" by e surface: and, furthermore the or-
` - ` i _ _ , Arla Mack was under the care of this procedure should realize that :S
1 Th;dFrEder§f;n tr; mm; Tiwiliat grand old reinsman John fiflure to follow the directions and “ms have “ue” 'md WM" tW° 11
e y R' ` ' 3 a ms Bk-S later- U50 l 1-2 110111155 31" one ol' the best fungicides obtain-
a/ble. .
111 the zas class there weic four unces in weight D'scard all tu “
W » - ` ` ar
wliuc writing the above it ins,-=o by Parkside. Owmfd bv Levi Sil- st°'f‘ end' __ 1
" ~.l`l t,l fSu id,B `
“rid to the mlm that 8' pmodl min" 8 so O mme” 9 mnzc after cutting, the objection to early be
th rty years makes some cliangelilclie, a daughter of Bronze Chief cuwng being the likelihood of 1-11
the racing circles as well ns an5',loivn_ed and driven by R. H. Mont- mor stmldm ,rms undesimbye fea_ of
er business. Old Father 'I‘imc,go1nery, Eleanors, and Blue Rib- ture is partially eliminated by "ed _
kcs many changes and how many bon Lea by Principal, owned by _tma,_mmt which destroys the
the above owners of thirty years Johnstone and MacKay, Long River germs on the p0mmes_ Au cut s,,ts_
are in the racing busiliessmiid driven by MlacVcy.1ii this race of Course should be stored in
rniiclcr of arms from the Caledon- °°d*‘~Y- lthe contest wus between me W0 crates or spread out for ventilation
. purposes Dustiiig with lime, gyp-   _ .
them, As the Emperor rode toward who had made me mile 1" 248 1'2 Wt his dad' It “'35 “ three heat sum or sulphur is a meansof heal-' t D
the 1-11(-my_ Cqmcisila fe" behgnd_ was still 'trotting king of the Mhri- race, the best heat being in 2.35 1-2. ing over me out surfaces ,md pre-
and (11-“wing 1115 sword prepared tn times although Fairview Chimes At Georgetown lt was another venung me sets an-skins _togethen `¢ AND  
Pirksidea, Daiiiiie again beating
iliiee-event day. A free for all. a
s cu is best iimtefl immediately “
arte of lime, 1 lb to 40 gallons, 2 to
arsenate of lime. If lime sulphur
praying The
Home Orchard
tonizer,
age :cr the :init time lm. year. it
seldom injurious in orchards f°h_
receive all 108111111" 5DfaY|~
1
which did no much lima;
The |
--- sprays for 001110 :m“_3¥°'* 3" _
The following spray calendar-S ticulm-ly effective in controlling
e' adapted chiefly i0 the 5’““u this insect. Uiisprayed or¢hl-NS
me orchard. For those wiSh1“3t° should receive an application .of
my commercial orchards more 1
tailed instructions will be Wm 40 gals water as soon als the skele-
request. t wgyzer _
Spray Calendar for Apples and _,Med uma gyevery 40 gallons 0_1
1-2 pounds of arsenate of lime 
is detected. Add 3 lb. hyd-
Penrs. thc mixture to prevent burnlriil- _
ist spray: Apply early in sprint:
ing to open. Either of the foi-
ing sprays may be used' I
. ow _
en any real eifort to breed racers' . ' seed .treatment reduces the severity (1) Commercial lime sulphur, 1 U
10118 PH°‘“€ lm” “nd that “P “’ih°“t was "ne of mc bm mgm mg of in-.cli leg. ii disease which may sullen to 40 gallons water. MM- as for first may of apples- ' ‘ '
is time there had never been any ‘"‘°"‘ that had evx Segal S; __° be highly destructive in some years.
real history of the-new °r as they M S“'“"‘"s’d°' I" e ' ° W° It should bc kept in mind hcwcvcr 3
Spray Calendar 'for Plums and
Clwrrlw  _.
_lst spray; A_PP1y.lU5t as 4"'
ear i1urls__are_<1t`>f=1'iT_ii1z, the poisoned
me sulphur or poisoned bordeaus
2nd spray: Amlly JM* NW"
pounds hydrated lime. ' biogguing open. Use same rriateridl
(II Bohdcaux 3-6-40 and 1 pound 'a5_f0r first sp_r'ny_ ' -'
rseniite ‘of lime. ` '
31-d spray: Apply just as 10141501118
and spray; Apply ' just before `h_,w‘e f,,11¢1`1'“¢yn pliims or fruit est
for first application. 4
31-d sp;-oy; Apply as soon as bios- -
lossoms open. Use same material on- ¢he1-1-les. Use seine materiel as
n first and second sprays.
4th spray? Al>P1y 311015 19-457'
ater 'using same n1'ateI‘lHl-
Additional measures: out out
(1) Commercial lime sulphur, 1 and bum ,111 black knots, makers
allon to~30 gallons water, arsen- a
te of lime 1 1-4 lb. to 50 Kflllons.
nd blighted twigs whenever _
appear. 
pounds hydrated lime. Spray Material -_ .
<2) Bordeaux 3-6-40 and 1 lb.
Special sprays; If apple maggot
present spray 4 weeks after blos-
ted lime to every 40 gallons of
ater. After July 15 pick up all A
p apples at least once a Week
le miiggot materially help t
uld be directed at the under
e feeding. If budmoth is known
be serious, Black Leaf 40 should
added to the first spray at the
tc, of 1 oz. to every 6 1-4 gallons is
the mixture.
The apple and thorn leaf skele- 0
Bordeaux Mixture: This materlli
consists of 3 lb, bluestone, »6 lb
ri be obtained it should be used hyd,-ated lime and 40 39110115 mg.
this and later Sprays. ci-_ The one difficulty with this
mixture is that it may russet the
fruit if applied after the blossoms
uve fallen. Aside from this it is
Lime Sulphur: Conunelcial lima
ulphiir can be obtained from most
17,15 handling spray ngaterials. A
~ fl
udmoth is occasionally iHil1l`i°\1S home-made wash can be made at
some orchards. The sprays 101' home and dfrections for its manu-
cture`w1ll be sent on request.
_ 0 _ _ _ PD _ 0 fa _
Learment stables Halifax top- istorters, Cock O' the North, a. son bers showing discolorations, rots or ;’°m"`°1 thu 1n5”t~ The Spray The dil1lti0l1S in U10 SPNIB’ °f11¢!\d'
d -the summary a, Ymmoumcr Parkside, cwiicd by James Mac- H dark fine Just _under the akin
ho ars apply only to commercial _lime
_, s'de of the leaf where the young
"mg the track record to 220 iDonaid, Summeiside, and L S B1- and most commonly found at the
sulphur and not to that made at
home. ‘
Each poiniri of arscliate _of lime,
-'hon iisrrl ivflti lime sulphur.
hoiilri have 1 ol 4 pounds hydrat-
E
“ _
ed ’ime nrldrd  prevent burnln
I the foliage.
Q FOX O
three minute and a green race be- WHEAT STOCKS ]N 1-'ARM1-:R‘s\ 1*:  _
"1 0,
f
Rosemont, that handsome grey lug run off. _ HANDS  ` "_ Q
ccessful in having progeny mak-
mon like R. m n
ihce Edward Island sires were time _was 2.29 1-2 inthe third heat. bushels remained.
The three minute exent had five
t W s, ose o is 2.19 1 2, Robbie Lea (full brother of Black with 10111' Si»\Ifi¢1‘S Sky P“°f» I 909
Parkside Aus Mack 2.21. Putty Pllcti another Jenkins entry, Robbie or mack Pilot owned md driven by
Bangs 2.23 i-rand L. s. 2.26 1-2, Leo ar. won in straight mm. James Mooney, peaks; station. won
d Golden Gate 2.24 1-4, Provider Minnie, a daughter of Black Pilot out in straight helte. -Blllllly 33010
alzio 2.25 1-2. Black Pilot Jewell owned and driven by the late R.. B a son of Parkside second for Albivll
29 _1-3, Elmo Mike Dcmlacy, 2.29 Macmillan, ni-ackicy Point amd. Macleod. Mrmthsue. md Admlnll-
2, and Parkwood whose soii Lu was second and Charlie -G., o son i-fat»0r RIBN. Owned and dfiyfh by
ood reduced his mark from 2.29 1-4 or Provider owned and pllctca by John T- Byrne. Montamlr Owns.
to 2.27 1-4, The above makes si total Owen Hughes, Montague, thilil. third- Beit time 2-50- '
els. Proceeding from the total
_ _  §_______ 1-5-__ --___ ________  __ ____ __ ,_____ ln anything like the time present-
stocks on hand at March 31, 1933 '
(viz. 312,814,144 bushels) and with
allowances for domestic consump-
tion, further proof of increased
carry-over is obtained. Calculating
in this way loaves tho impression
that the 1932 crop may be underes-
timated about 2 P01* 0003-. Which
would increase the carry-over by If
to the aspcrity of which they were
nr 10 million bushell. ____ _
‘ “GR 0 UND L [MES TONE €'1Tii..°§i’.f .‘.`.'.f`.t'I.'I.`..°I".2."l..l‘?i`lfT
_ _ W,-no 10, » cd to think that 1903 racing fans
NEW LOW PRICE mi. as much for their money as we
_ nellveml no lohma Palms _ do today- More anon.
. -Bf‘||0kV"|B  I ull.,  'rcmatgct tiuivc me one veil-`.
(Operating Government Limo Plant) drained and fertile sandy loam.
_ _ piwokvmms, N. a. 1 -_---'__
While these races were not ma e
ltiimr-1'- minimal for rhllblnlnu-
n ol Almont Wilkes, bred nt In the free for all there were ____ A "Sv  ' ° °
ontrose was the fastest proviii- three starters, Mike Dempsey, at son _ According to the reports of crop _
l bred trotter of that year hav-iof Elmo and if I mistake not the rorrespondents, 10 per cent. of the ` 
g made the two rounds ln 2.10 1-2 only Island colt of that sire that 1932 wheat crop, oi- 80,031,000 bush- , _ _f _ ; ti -1' $1
ain Prince Edward Island led. made the 2.30 or better mark. He _els out of it total crop of 428,514,000 `~ ‘ "~ ' ' '
In 1903 there were twenty-eight wus owncdand driven by W. W._ bushels remained in farmers' hands _ \ f .ie-.,`_
ottérs and pacers that made the Jenkins. -Georgetown. Maisie Mc- at March 31, 1933,_ This included i 1 i _Their eholee
intentions; but this seems to have 2.30 grade the leading sires were Cube up was ii close second and seed for the 1933 crop. At_,'March _l - `
rkslde who had thrco rcprcsen- Lady Thompson, a. daughter of 31, 1932, 19 per cent, or 61,840,000 .  “ '
tives 'and Clayson which the Parkside, owned. by Coiiductor Hib- bushels remained on f_ll‘m_5. WNW 1 ,   !
me number. No less than six bert brought 11p~the rear. The best in 1931 at the some date, 93,922,000 __ ' ‘
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The success, following
“Imperial” product during
the use of this popular
past-iseasohs, has clearly
proven its merits to our experienced ranchers, who are
planning on feeding liberally this year. `
Our formula is specially
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young nn_d growing foxes, is rich in vitam nes. and a
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“Coarse” to suit the ranclier’s requirements.
Order early so as to he sure\of receiving your
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Box 446 Charlottetown, P. E. I. i Phone 721
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