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NATUR! NOTES

on , alt-h ofm Novembdalr‘, Bil ISA I I156!’

me “lgwnmwilllld sullsllilllu. cell-

fiyilllllllg that old sol might have

peen corllcemed in our troublu I-

gct out the iield glass and took an

abservatimr. Buie enough there

extram

the EYES sun l5 a iiwe.

0n Nov. 88. Britain was bathr-

get the "tail-end" oi the Br .... .. storms, The definition of I Evil-mil: wind is (to the meteor- ologist) a "storm": and the pres- sure of the wind is 123 lbs, on ev- cry square foot of anything op rs- lt. When the rate is cou ..

the l mill wild exe a alicjllmaithesquare ootand is a "great hurricane,"

tr s a":i bulldlnq beicre it st d

Tile young e W o are ll y- lpg the stars will be interested to learn that the Dominion [lemm- mTr is supplying, on request, l. series of three large-size star maps showing the slq at different seas- ons oi the year. leaders oi gmups and able solitary students. should take arlvautazc 01 generous offer, Address the Dominion Ob- servatory, Ottawa.

Readers who have raised - beans this year will no doubt have tried them on the dining table. I tried them, too. (though that was not my object in mi-iillfl them) and mode several observations on their culinary use. Being richer in oil

beinl frolen to death, ior. as we m a‘: how-e. the winds enter Alli-Nor. l-lld are a t to

MOD lnlo bed to one." p Here follows an extended des- cription oi the village, which I o- m l! hlvllle been torched upon in a previous note. The Revn Bentleman goes on; ‘There is not in all the parish, except on be called one; the term houses. where‘ the prlrlcipol ram. m live. are five or six miles dis- tant from one another. and the whole country looks like s. desert." (‘Th is an uni-statement: there ls truly In absence of woodland “HWY. but there is ample and tin; pasturege for the immense il of Cheviot sheq; Lhgt con. elf-Mlle the moorland farmers‘ Welt-bl. "The greatest part oi the richest farmers are Szotch Dis- eillleis. and go to s meeting- hcuse at Birdlhope Crag, about ten miles from Blsdon; however. they don't interfere in ecclesiastical matters or study palemical divin- lW- Their religion descends from father to son. and is rather a part 0i theoperscnal estate than the result reasoning or the effect of enthusiasm. ch

m- the parties, for they nogt onl intermaurléy dgith each other. requen penance togeth i

ll white meet. wml a white will; in one oi the coldest land and at

CnAimcri'i‘ls'ruw~

CK BDREEDERS and

IAISIIIILD. .

~i QcoNsieluvATloN I

VITAL IBBUII AIIIOTING ‘I'll! USER AND ABUSIS 0P NATURAL »IIIOUIOII BY‘ Ill. VLUDIDW JENKINS.

l

(H. U. Green in Ibrest and

- Outdoors) - ‘

It almost seemed as ‘if all-splur- ition were cluttering down the hilli A picture from the past. lost to the Canadian scene since the day when four horse teams and‘ covered wagons. followed by trail- ing stock. rutted deep the gram’ trails crossing the international boundary and scattered over the prairies of the west to their human -irel ht oi guestionable va ue to the plow coui -be acquired for a piece oi gold. The outfit pulled up within a stone's throw o m? cabin and unhitched for the nigh . The smoke cl a cooking fire curled lazily to the sky; tired horses and cattle cropped the lush grass oi a. nearby pond to the musical tinkle oi herd bells and. on a rise oi ground, a canvas-topped wagon stood against the sun. The past indeed had returend to share the iuture. who were the people who busied ‘fiemselves preparing the evening meeL-s man, a woman and two teen age Prom whence they came and why and their ul- timate destination intrigued me. Later, I learnt what I had come to ouspeot...B l-ftetyearsofpover- ty and distress had abandoned his term in n. dried out area w the

there," _1 unfit ior

the lut splndly stick ior iuel. was something they had read about but never seriously considered. In other words, the majority were tot- ally indifferent to the value o! gltanding trees and natural vegeta- on.

Yes, these are the people who are invading the wooded country of he prairie provinces on the rim oi the Great American dust bowl. impelled by the idea that the pulp and fuel wcod from a 160 acre for- est "farm." augmented. i! neces- sary. with wood cut under per- mit on neighboring crown land, will provide a living through the years. But, perhaps. like S... they wil move on when there is nothing leit to cut, leaving an un- paid balance oi the purchase price o! their allotment for gov- ernments and cflmllanles to grieve about. to say nothing oi stumps. diseased second growth. and piles o! unburnt slush to increase the hazard of fire to what fortuitously may remain.

Wilat io do with farmers who can no lc exist in the dust- blown and drought-stricken areas of the Canadian west may be a problem ior governments to solve, but the indiscriminate occupation oi iomt land generally unsuitable ior agricult and permanent residence, criminally invites s repetition 0! what was responsible ior the desertion oi’ their iormer homes. But the sdution is not ~bs.ure when one considers thgusandsmlzil avsilagle acre; in that su - ccun oi t e wes

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TIMELY NOTES on Topics coumzcrep fwml

Silver Fox Farming

Lowell Hancock is repeating his live fox sale tried out succesiuliy December. The date is fixed

last for next Saturday morn and a- bout iorty live foxes, wh will be

catalogued showing three genera- tions of breeding will be offered to purchasers at his ierm. There will be no such thi as going home to lunch. as Lowe will pro- vide the noon eats. Ads giving iuli particulars will apyca. later. Col- orings will be ipcnl half to full silvers.

Now that exhibitions and demon- strations are out of the way the first Provincial fox pelt show holds the stage with dates December 27th, 38th and 29th. the show room to be the main dining room of the Canadian National _Hctel. Charlottetown. Quite a bit of in- terest is being amused already and we have ken to several small ranchers w o intend to have two to five pelts on exhibition. A num- ber oi the larger ranches around Charlottetown will be represented and there is sure to be many pelts from Bummerside and vicinity.

To Lowell Hancock. B. Se. must go most o1 the credit for insu- guratlng the event and his is the driving force that will put it over in good shape. Almost every de- tail has been arrnaged for and we cannot see where there will be

an hitch. The lull’ later not mailed to your address drop a

t card to lewell Hancock ilmmerside, and one will be sent

y. and if one is P?

Beet Pale Silver Adult Pelt St. John Milling Co. Ltd. ‘Beat Pale ilver Pup Pelt Silver Tip Biscuit Company. Beet Extra Pale Silver Adult Pelt Justin Rotter. Best Extra Pale Silver Pup Pelt ufiihfilfis-ebgurne a A. E. Mac- Beet Matched Pair Adult Pelt: C. M. Lampoon d: 0o. Ltd. Best Matched Pair o! Pup Pelis P. E. I. Biscuit Q0, Ltd.

Belt Three-Quarter Silver Any Sex. Any Age.

Prince Edward Island Fur Pcol. Ltd.

Pelt,

3181181 AIINIIl-e Score Made By One Ranch In Open Classes

International Pb! dz Animal Ltd.

STILL OPEN

Bast. Da l: M Pelt r edillm Silver Adult

3s. Dork Medium sllvel- Pup

These will be ellllell up before show time as several are deciding at the moment re donating,

FllR BUYER

Mr. M. Maurice, well known Upper Canadian Fur Buyer will arrive in Charlottetown Dec. 9_and will be buying silver fox furs at. the office of The P. E. I. Fur Traders, 182 Queen St._ on that date and days following. Don't be disappointed this season. Bring your furs to Mr. Maurice and receive full

market prices.

OOMING

. I"? "I ‘:."r';'.".""ii$f"a‘il

FIRST PRINCE EDWARD ISLAND

DECEMBER. 27th.

DECEMBER 215T. POSITIVELY

C‘ loitetown Fur Sales.

ENTRIES CLOSE

. We Suites! to December 12th, any foxes who's pelts you wish to enter.

RECEIVING STATIONS

Canadian National Silver Fox Breeder's Association, Soon-ner- side, or Representative. Major A. S. Robertson, Charlottetown. Ltd, Charlottetown. or reeentalivee Messrs. Fulton Campbell. Montague Bridge or

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SILVER. FOX ‘BELT SHOW Canadian National Hotel. Charlottetown, P. B. Island

25th, 29th. i.

pelt- by

their rep-

lmd l-ntein than the m, dpwn u“ 3mm . , n , gym; iuno dust and tual Hammond Brehaut. Murray River. International Fox and and gluon lower in Italic ccn- god tll ‘aiming wilt.‘ ca 3:? inhtlcglse ps." t, productive mpegrpethst “m” ___ q ml ha, mqwmi, Animal Foods. Ltd. Bummer-side. tents, the soybeans do not bunt hill the whole c try ‘ ‘t to farm," be re- 00 W911 b0 Owlllllfll l" 9"?‘ We repeat the clones. ‘I'M! In. followed by mi weather and rain. NOTE-Any of the above will receive and give receipts for _ liter prplon bellies u- the into one continued hen-ell . plied. "except to cw" I little 1M. W” l" MW "l4 d will"! Dll-fll Medi . .. showing up w ls maklnz it difficult ll)! l-lllerlers shew rem. Mllu. sxlll-eel lll- ill-ill; ylllll- pelu ill thew . other beans . This gives them ( lies at an elevation of s. and a en. 1 to get-s l- lbmlll Whose presence not Only 4o p51‘ can; 411m»; Madman ugh; to keep their ioxes clean, but it renaming.“ 0g eh, p,“ gm,“ commlflge. Bli unusual appearance at table. bout 10o r . the hlus, ~ci living with en axe. cutting pulp benefits neighboring agricultural Medium, n, m,“ p“ can be done, or at least every ef- MARK ALL Pu“ wil", YOUR OWN Mum ‘m, , and. as we are very conservative» which the divine , to - and colrdw .” » RPM-i. bill filler! the Weslblllly. l1’ with sermons m; mglg ‘units: W" mede by ¢llflll8lle n8 E P5135 ' ‘ lll our estimate er food-stuffs. ulil er at least aoo feet above it; gliv- "But." I countered. "Whit do manned intelligently. o! lulu" ielllllle llcllue. lllllle pll . 19111519 and llulel lllelllls. The pll pelts "EHGMTE T" M 5”" l does not min-firm to their Mll- In: ill eelllutlelle utterly llll- you to when the "m" "mm TlW-l- ll" "“l“°“-“ pups. Ina-kin! so competitions. Not Ire not really completely me yet “L” CLASSES ity. Again. the flavor is dii- like may upgr- are e?" - _ excuse that much oi the territory more than eight pelts wm b, w. and ii colcrr can be he a week Pelt: will be received for Show irom the dark medium. medium. ferent. O0 that the taste for soy- ienee here. But in er when “Just move on," he mid. settled by destitute ianners irom cqptgd 1mm my and," go, my or ac longer it will be an advantage ugh; medium, pale lnfl extra pale classes, with sections ior , beans must be ined- lln flu‘:- the heather was in bloom and tile I! B were the only dried out. the south has. It the moment. n0 one class. Fifteen challenge tro- to give them that extra time. “m, m“, M," gem", M“, p“, ‘m; female pup. Also .1 suing the experiment I round t tees along the on Burn, - 18111101’ l0 ml!!!" W "will"! 01 "Rim? "mm? W "llll- SPTlYlE-l phies have already been donated as -—i- M m,“ '|" o; Ad," j, m; Much“; my" or pup pelts. i the best method of pleverlngethem tweell ule ‘cast. " and the Mote trees. e lleed be sue, and that from an all we popular philosophy followsz- Meyers hit ul. lull ' l" ma; AND Tummy“ ' t lull i0 boil ole beans till qui soft. Hills, were ill leaf el- ul autumn without ale-rm. unrmullsuly. which rel-s to deal will present i squarely O11 the ilellc wllell he ‘m’ . u, m“ l ~ ulell llleeu ulelll up with ll potato when ule lluls ves wele ill lle is 0M1)! lllslly to d-ifllwlles st the expense of the us-r os rsarsruar. cusp. Stated m rel ranchers at oi-lll- Bowl!» Ind "We!" "l" be ti"? l" ml‘ "l" ' “ m, masher or pestle, adding chopped eth by the delicate leave the rim or Greet. Amer- yen-ls to come- Lglqgg mommg p93, m; lottctown and sumnlel-slde that depending on the number of in the clus- Beech! - Y. onions. IN! Dim’. 1nd fins-ll! rlme that rests so lightly on every lean dust. howl for the wooded B, m” u l, m! u. however 193s PRINCE Arm l thlelplirne requisite oi a good pelt bom will be given to select Quality pelts worthy oi the Culu- ~_ "HD1118 llll the frying pm. Vbziantl blade an leai. the m "N40! "l6 willie provinces-where m‘ wwwuon o, form,‘ mud b); FOX FELT SHOW. is trsetivenees. Even a novice can mitten seal oi quality. ‘rrophiee will be awarded Cbamvlllll ' of tlll-l “We will Bu!!!“ "W" he" lwl - even to the "Fm “m” M“ W‘ l" “mm” cul ll; leuez ill focl- “l! “ 8°“ Pt"- lll "4 lflllty sp- lllla Gflllll cllulllllllll polio, lllla u» u is hoped. to the but selves to other experimenters. censorlous tori for a scnl- 1mm‘! “"5"! lll- y dam“ advisable why may Grand Champion Silver Io: Pelt wil. the EXPM- Mn go deeper into "l. = . "d, d,‘ may,“ "h, o; w", Wm “m, p, gygrdoil There is a scarcity of birds hem ums j 110w that BOB o" “k a“ they perm,’ ‘w de_ 0i Show other attributes that go to make Tm,“ u Just now, but a young friend telll ‘ 3o tells of his parishioners s- fumes-s from ten electoral distri m“, ' 0.x mmwenum m. m_ "P qllll-llly- n‘ an‘!!! .- lllE ulllt he sllw a number of star- 2 "null-e is to be a oi anemone-well elelle. m" " "Mlvnr n, om“. Wm, my Li. cover-lull- George n. DcBlois. i- _ mmw m w,‘ d“ . lings poking about among the deb- b on ‘Ihuraday seuimgilt bsndoued their farms d t m ‘mm pa‘ “mum”; u it In connection with the Pivvin- Entriea are iisnlted to l pelt! by 0M ° - \ _- m; cm u on m; Q1019 by me 5 pm, m; gouging w“. peat live and to the m‘ 6 duty o, h“, “inn” Champion Adan. gum p" p," cial fox pelt show at Ohsrlotte- ENTRY Illa-Si per pelt in addition to the regular handling I gl-ellt N. . storm. Another tolls cludon o! a ' . Upon rmul o! pminee. lsenl w “we ‘ mmmfg” “ammo wwll. is hove l blh- h..." 9f u and eeulll; ellllllllieaell er sq. u. s. eeellelee _ me of a flock of "Hungarians" seen ‘these celebrites (he means "cel- I-lld M5911! 115"‘ 15° m4 mum; by gegqglmon (he 3m- TlllM A- Clllllllvbell. qllvt 0h edlleeday evening. Dw- when pelt la sold. Entries are limited to pelts from animal! lulu the elltlallee to eul- llule. ebmtions there is s greet ecll- their quot-m W! ll" "*4 l‘ m‘ u‘ percentage oi releet growth that. ' ‘mm mh- “l u“ °"“‘°““‘ N” flIlltd by ole snlullm lle um e lllellelll [RIM u. neeelllilel- _ I Antélelld Newer? muxlfil fig: $3,!" <1 "f3 w 1nd m - "Ehl- mwmlglh‘ °i '-“°*°“‘ “"11; shall be pelservell 0n acquired “m?” “P 5'1"‘ F" 7°" ';,l,",§‘,‘§,‘-‘,,,§“,,§ ‘{f,"“,’,‘}§ mil. was nu pelts elllelell m sllew are properly ill-sled ill l. . ~l sla - wn " utcm . WW e’. wooden oee M80. l-Hilfli. . lyfwlll ' mud _ . ' .' ' mm “fixture... u W mod with pm“ o; M onl; railroad box con ue ‘y: with? and” p328" m, w, Hudson's Bay Company. 3m. It Willaill-ailillllrbilgilllzlgehfinfly million] mageghnswnd watellmen are kept continuously on clnereo. y (M11401! Ill . 0n Scotch niche 1N dll-flfilfln“ . . . h "n": ' “m! ' icicle them but the uleu (lllsl made of hem lea . the upper Nleh s new reuse wag "‘°'*‘m i“ "Mflfl be ad? $113‘: But luelulllll sum All!" m: glaze, in! eelllleeelell with ule Pro- rumor: spwalm rsmrm TAGG snow rnrs V the illullo hall become too ilsl-d. part o: vrliell is ee n to ale sele_ lrlrhtegnflltlle lwrlm 1H1" ,m,,,,,d o, “PM, p, w“, l,“ l s or IllW- an select ell-my Show peftl ell-n be tagged with llleul IGIII l. _ ‘ihey lay on the window sill till the Iithloilt, being. welted. (Reader! W "l9 - k “Id with u” dun, bow] 0g m, awn, w a 0m“! l" Nllbllll RR-uwllyl- Jun ‘I rumfi ch bearing the inscription seen at the top oi this advertisement, V- llusk turned deep bwwn and mth- will W“ H I h"; ‘*1 '4 , "m, degree oi fertility elllpl w B” ma, u “ °" t m‘ t" “l” 0h 0H8 nae. lllfl III ule eellel- side, "rl-llallei of clllleall" Show ~- rr leetllely- ll‘ Wlllfi‘ m" m" ‘MM 3°" ll" “will” °* W" m“ m” b, u, u,‘ prevent willle otherwise ll ull- l “m 5"" "P M‘ , ummflfm? l" M“‘°“,‘_§’, “m Pelt No.—-. All clues sllew rem will be euelea lll Lfllltlllll 599mm m m‘ u” m“ ‘W5 ’ “mm m l” s"‘°unp°d m” “val; m“ doubted occur when forests are o‘ w‘ P”! Md ‘ma, my n wg°ge g3,“ ‘Men’ and displayed as l. troll!» bearing the Show Committee’: sealed 7 wen!“ (:4 clogs)!’ mum! by m. wooden 23:21 lids» w 1i o d m“ ‘J32; fgmfinafi ‘gwfigfl? n m " ilreatugioxg thgt u: tag, together with special Pelt Show tags. Such a group of was . - ' e - ' found favou- with nll. It. is not erosimai‘ and insect pests. tlgigiam 11°04 or mmeflflly ‘usmem the Beet [light Medium Adult Pelt itrivdertgrmbrgifinékpvlgrjlosesdrli y": show pelit; will no gall!‘ algtlractrdtnghatiierlstillcn oirubngmlll- as abundant as in the other wal- N0!!! 0N ISLAND PLANTS i’)! “I; Am? Cambium)“ mndqct o1 m, pm, Dominion sum F” mm 1M won“ than m" m a good rourée termlerl quality ncc we n ver nuts, and is separated by intricate l?!" gm W m; 11m M’ w me" are Qum- quesuom m, . ..- o‘ health“; m; better mm‘ n Write for Pelt Show Catalogue, giving inil details of the Show, bony ridges, but I observe that one. Ibr some time pest I have med- 0 r 1 ll! t; hum" w“ mnwmgimm mgy l-lgmguuy u; Bu‘ m M “mm P“ h" h“ been definitely PM” h!“ out about Deeunbe 9th. tree produces lllllll Wllll the 3M“ M“ F" m “W” °' °“" l§,°"’°“d;d “PM, m“ m, m.‘ ‘limping the present policy or " l’ “m, m,m,,g "m, m, nowsu. w. HANCOCK, CHAIRMAN PELT snow almost in 0H9 DiQOE. M U10 native and ntroduced Wild pllflil. “n? m um o! ‘nib IOICMJ I01‘ relief, questions Sinclair a‘ swwu Lu‘ "noble. ‘b not breed u we“ m, ‘coMMrrl-EE. sUMMERsmE, p_ E L should be irweased by cgraftinx. eIDeoia-liv intheirculinarymrediein- bkve cu va “uncover” o m“ dame consldemuon mo” ,u mod M why not PRINCE EDWARD ISLAND SILVER Fox FELT snow m ‘m’ ‘n-"hi " ' w’ u‘ “d m‘ ‘I “PM” ' he llesn-uetlell over a wise’ area. m "““‘°"“Y ‘"‘° P"°'""‘° "F" $2. ule trouble wil-la y0ur roller COMMITTEE ‘ fnhlit" m a m.“ a nmm,m.,l.°{l,,’§“7l§.“i,f°gn§*'m° harem m oi l. natural environment-could fiffiyewfifliwmmflfiltlr:flugnw7élt? from the axe and gun‘ a “gesture oi these detrimental invaders ‘A '1 ve some two-year, ~ _ . . l e . . - ' _- v the Japallue neertrlllt. Juzluls rl-elll lrlsny sources. lh I f}? 'm°°°‘“h{;uf“° hfgjgf; m: ellelllple. ule crlusnlllls tree fil"e“ke“"m%§fe°°fi_ w“ °" "m" Ontario Rim“, at Km Em T _ I mdmlm“ "mm m"°"‘“m' mm” °° m“ “vuhbk w my Wind had ullmc but wily this mu‘ l“ “m” Qmmd“ a‘ " But Wh wel-lyr We will not ward Hotel” Toronto Opens llllle bmductinn has 110i’, been Bufiicl- roll pelt. nlls u. put. out many p "s a m’ w“! w“ "mud ma“ who n. m 1,53 should occur was a’ matter without ma“ m “ammny be” m’ d” be iYresen to witness the ultimate Tuesday morning and‘ closes with a "my advvocated. rather emphasis more imncs than she would have .- the “m” m 1 '38; ‘M what “m” d bonny‘ {Them “e ‘u; thought ‘rhe value oi tree belt-B. Fusion’ mt u“ mefuny $1M"- result oi our greed and lack oi un- banquet on Friday evening. The Placed on producing better uality lest year and over twice as many .. , "e h“ “an mm‘ w ' “w o m’ "may, strips o! virgin prairie the “*5 mimmg °t °°m 97°“ delstsnding or receive the just New Brunswick fox lt shqw pelts. A step up in quality o? pelts as the previous year. I t Wilma“! m“ diam“ no mu‘ which m’ mmnfiuo’ u: w" . natural ‘ growth about gmwm‘ but m‘ W”, deslmcltmg condemnation of iuture gernel-e- opens in the (‘my Moncum, s no cure-all for what the trade ———— i" "D9311 Filbert: also did well. Nut- euttgut certain no P leg,‘ mm‘ ma!“ “d hm. w, u, 0f WW1"! silnds °n °'°w“ 5'“ tlons. ls entlng the theft of e. on 'I‘hursdlay morning and oon- s stifle-ring from now. Ill we were Wilfred L. Todd, Boston, Mam, k. growing is a branch of lwrl-lwl- 111 t" "MM" " T?‘ ‘l l” ' l" l" P" m“ °‘ _“ W" heritage held ill trust. TO-dly is ulllles lllllu Friday evening. Foxes "broduelns a million good pelts we writes recording his success Wit-bl tune that deserves IOOUM 1M9? 9"‘ “rmmma- ° “d” . mn- A5 a mmn- more Chdstwg all that motors; tomorrow may mum, be bye‘! 1n New Bmmwyck would still have low price; ba- __,__ .___i_____,__.___. i l‘ fllld llllfiffl l! l"? W°"9l'°d“°u°" u u M“ u“ "d" °’ mm’ m?“ “M the“ ‘my t° m” m“ e never come. and owned in New Brunswick. ll-se there are not. enollflh M0- —(Convi.inued”cn'§m“—ll~€l 7) i vet! » iliee u given in Me (hi?! Mull" found here. have a starch in their of cities and towns than ever be- 1e who can “mm the luxury u,’ . h, r al or , and n is hoped will , which, according u. iore, as lily garbage dump will le- Wm me fo-ix ‘mm n’ the w mo...) m“ “m,” a, ___~-- AN ANCIENT VIII-AG! (I-l W! l l" l“ “H” the mlleh lwtenlst- l "*1 "l" ll" N" Ym- ‘-“°“l‘°" wel-lc be eelllpluec cl form l. cartel igh prices. .- dthe dell “Misfit; Tl" "l" (lam. is very mltrltlvul: Ind l- I" the m“ demw" "ll lméll- similar m the ull ... ‘peers, lead ———— BlalcI/forrl Fl? F,‘ 11S = 1 y,“ gmmqql w and my des- open with homily oi e Iqllllel- om writer (colefihmlrl his ‘Ofxwhyj ghxehwglg lg] yotliong! 2-} uQeq§_ em 11,", u, mum. In the ranch with which we are g = "g7 crlptlon of Elsdon and its incum- aoeae. . a b t m‘ flAdjm in Eden) says young ism r: mill-immune e10 p?‘ o" n! pom“ to such a p K L nnwwdwe havebeencunlng out, WM M? 5th“, n, ‘, bents with the advent 0f " ‘Ill "l" “m”? “Wwhfich h; no heads are by B0010 l!!! a’ :6" ‘fie needs o’ the DEV” “A . me great need 0g the gndusgry now severelyandwlllcutour produc- ViTAMlNS l. deacon Singleton; but have latuy m, Iqulsetumu n u how goparlllli. or beinghboyled are of- mm Tm m Every Home-n lg m y _ _ L, less produmon. Instead of one on down We, 33 H; 1. can, m. . - .2. come upon an account oi the vii- ilvllll l" "r i - “w ten bests-awed wt flower and x ‘fem s‘ n m! ‘he Cfirlstm“ l. Buying daily 1x11111011 pally, being Olga-ed gm- a]; 999. All the families t at are pro- ; 1mg“ “d m mhwnum‘ “m” ‘m’ o! In” ‘Qgulmcor m oi m“ w be nun‘ I m. be ha: 5.30s in its: are oi destruction Live and dressed the world's total should not be ducing its in the lower categor- . about a century vigil. Whltlh l- ohms form tn portan group waned u,“ w, g use. d mo m amount of ‘uél more- than 500.000. Such a quant- lee l" 1118 Dellfll ll-lld those N- muse my renders u well as give the 1' i‘ “w” l“ ° number oi our plum! were 10ml’ Om“ '1'" ' ° Pflllufl’ ity could be abmrbed in a normal llflllltld 301' bleflllll Purim-HES must l f’ them an |Il$illhO‘1Ilt0 le-Vicwllll- Cool - M m‘ t!‘ erly used ior food. 6578mm m :8?!‘ gagnggoglrfflgnxzslf $111195? l Paying way, bu; the prgsgnt 3y“; “um. ‘have demonstrate attributes of bnng Y0" P") n3 nll-lll lite. This little istory. mil duly about twenty-five ° seasom oi famine; but llsve been ~ _ M . bets glut the markets lllla depreci- quality to be relalned- q h, “M”, ,, ,., ,,,, .,,,,,,., of gooj-hummd dgsplmgment‘ “mum l" widely mdbuud paraded “id m‘ lmmwed V". “added ixnlolsflfialofis iimtcio elizgsiioeriailrte? Top Market Pnces ate the article in the eyes oi the - i- ll: ulllfllllueflllllls llli| Ilinllell?» lllli. was written by u" m" 0' ma’ m‘ “find; stables oi’ fie and garden. n‘ guns?“ not m the 1078511,," Correct Grading. fur buyers and (p: consumers. It The Bllcl-lflll 8B1? OI l-Wlls lll "when suhply 0| Vlflllfllnl all en- scn. who succeeded the Archdeac- ern here In the B . arvenae appears in the herb- Yellm» w m“ o! cmes and v P t R t ms seems to m, Wm" that 1mm“; lnndon the latter part of Novem- able yfllll’ Ilflllllf! l" prod-we I on as Rector. 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