..lULY° 193.? .=.=-.= -==.-. f -_ __ THE §HAnno'rrE'rowN GUARDIAN _ ` F,

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FGR FARMERS STOCK BR EEDERS AND GARDEN ERS

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prices of commodities within the British Empire with an invitation tg foreign nations to cc-operate is urged upon the government as pa.rt of its policy for the Imperial lcon nmlo Conference at Ottawa tonight by a point lfvltlmdllt Of the- nd eration of British Industries and :he General Council of the Trade Union Congress.

Declarlns it would be fatal to ap-

' proach the conference in any .nar-

row spirit or with objectives lim- ited to inter-Empire preferences, the statement expresses the convic- ;icn that general world revival sions can create conditions in which the countries cf the Com- monwealth and others may again become fully PNIPUNUI- ' At the same time the statement

urges all possible edorts should be made at Ottawa to secure intra-

szmpirc agreements.

"Tha signatories to the state- ment," it pl‘0°0°f|l. "Wilh to see the conference endeavor to live a lead towards ultimate all-N1-ind re- laxation of restrictions on trade. As s. first step everything possible should ba done to facilitate me easy sxchange of goods between the dif- ferent nations of the Common-

wealth `

“scccucly tus _signatories new '

the decisions of the conference will be such as will facilitate interna~` tional action dllllhod to bring about a recovery in the level of wholesale prices. They hops to lee agreement among the nations of

(Canadian Press Cable) o LQNDON, July sv-Stabilising of ersry

:clam

lsi

ere

e teas eurro

Skin

life ah and

“H P00?-1118 trutnru cotton D10!!

One life was that

planta

from not wha and Nl!

re terost ioned

for her

broad,

Cro

the Commonwealth with the ob- ‘ iect of establishing a 'sterling ares' within which there could be greste stability of prices. with other con- ditions mentioned above for en- solusging the exchange of goods. l "If such agreement I reached we would be glad to invite other nations seeking a similar objective

mrwhlehpricsatabilityandfroe- lomcfexohangs wouldeperate.

earries the full authority of British industry and labor generally, also srges the conference should devote attention to the fullest exploration sf the possibilities of a conscious llow ofthe investment power of dia Commonwealth towards the devel sement of the resources of the

Finally the signatories to the statement Gllllreas the hope steps will be taken at the Imperial Con ference to encourage wise planning

Dommonweslth. not

lik

of production throughout the Com- 3;”

monwealtb, including one develop- 1 ment of complementary production '

schemes.

lpplng Gram A

sh' ' ' 533

, 1

a::5u~age crop. Pastures are in good

_ 1..

(Canadian Press)

UHUYRDHILL, lllal-s July I- Mocs than 1,000,000 bushels of tha first order of 2000000 bushels of

y s f

'"‘°‘° '° b° *UPN* “"°“¢\‘ W* sms-noon. .runs ao with s goes si-

tendanos of parents and visitors.

Mr.

is rolling in from Bask- muh

0°” Port this summer ,are now in the bins in the harbor. and the sec- ond order

n points. It is expected Ii will be necessary to take

There is much speculation hem as

‘° Wm" U19? will arrive, but none 5:19'

M to how fast they can be loaded. 'Iwo or three days will do the job, if there are enough trained cargo

trimmers on hand.

Four ocean steamers will be able to llnc up in a row, when the ex- °

,°mpm°d_ dragon V-and VI as well as a

tension of the gs~ain galleries is m

The elevator was designed for a mv’

icisl cspsciiy cf io.ooo,ooc bushels. ° The first storage unit of 2.500.000, has been completed, and is being filled for the first time. Grain men state it will soon be necessary to in_~ crease the storage capacity since the investment in plant equipment Ind machinery has been made for

s much larger storage plant.

"fly the first two orders of grain. xy

The were

those

IX.

The following primes offered by

the teacher were awarded:

Murphy

mils,

and .llvsiyn Murphy. 3

es by

r prom states

IIC

WUI In

ll heavy

fl R004

ther

IVOUIUI

vorab

time Provinces:-Grain crops

toes show good growth and root crops are doing well.

e orchards give promise of an

tion.

IAST BIDIFOBD SCHOOL

The examination cf llllst Bide- ord School was held on Thursday

Fostersharpsactedaschsir-

The examination was conducted the teacher, W. J. MacDonald. short programme of choruses.

recitations and instrumen-

mueic was also well carried out. marks in the grading exams on display for inspection by present.

An interesting .feature of the :lamination was a geography atch on Maritime Provinces for

shon hietoryand current nts for Grades VII. VIII and

-Department. won by Marine

2 Attendance. won by Ruby

test wcrir beck. equally merited llfayma lillis and livclyn Milf-

wn by sssyme mils 4 roi-

hy-ks .

i ¢_’--=____ obtaining public school certificate.

Spinning and Weaving

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llltb ygrn

.‘l':.i..°’.lf.3"

-. Ullrloltetewa.

won certificates were also presented!

' certificate

by John MacKinnon. ` Two

i-asses vm rusuc schcci

A nn ssscxinuch. s

aria csnincsis

onus ui _cnc

t s it g§§r’§i lilo? sl; tolli; i ggiégg'

-_-@._sl_

S z I it §§ ii rs

encouraging," the 1-sport con- small and when they are great, and

smug, "In Quebec ins indications in the case of the snail in the bottle

that the hay crop will be under a great principle was involved. that

(Winnipeg Free Press) , The great interior of Australia has revealed in the world an animal curiosity which scientists had re- garded as extinct for 90 years. It is the plain rat kangaroo Calo-i prymnus campestrls, or, to give it the name by which it is known to. the natives, Oolacunta. Mr. Finlay -son, curator of mammals at the Adelaide Museum, gives this de- scription of the animal, which is

kangaroo

Imagine a little animal about the

bulk of a rabbit. but built like a

kangaroo, with long splndly hind a

legs, tiny forelegs folded tight on its

than a lead pencil. and you have it tl

in the rough. But its head is differ- ` ent from that of any kangaroo or wallaby-short and blunt and wide,

with little close-set ears. It is uni

ish oohrs exceedingly like the clay pans and flood plana where it lives.

Mr. Finlayson captured specimens

of Oolacunta in the Diamentina country, one oi tho moat weird areas in Australia, about a thousand miles north of Adelaide.

IN THE STUD

roman' secs

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rressl--“I un not s uc s bottle- A vancouver cltiscn lisa iw-s 'rhrslc suthiuess cf cnc ‘“ “’ 'N' “W °f U” vw. ous

l ps;-sm My osrssg- is gh, Purchased some root beer. He and following p°¢m_ Wu hom in rm may observe a. constellation which plantation." 'rsus als .luus msc l friend had drunk of it sus mu unc dice in lm sas is wsu imc ”‘ ‘°"‘“ ’°°°'°"1°' * lmt lily with

tres

ds authorship turer for damages They wer., only in the summer time is pan,

Tall red haired the author of awarded contemptuous damages _ THE Tunes: \, _ of the constellation Scorpio, tn,

Scarlet Sister Mary and Bright ei each The .iuryaaidin its verdict nlmth constellation in the Zodiac, womsn

love

siisgcs runes with s wcmug quits plsiniy, ¢,s.,»,_ 1,, ,., ,,,,,,,,,,,,, 'rhc mc cf accent root is fcunc “‘"‘ 1° °°ut~°lu» the ruddy mr an 's grip When I married the action should not have been 1°” Willing still toquit the ground; tam" th’ may 'tu' °f “W mit ead

but I soon realised my live law lords were hearing an sp "ml rears so much that in our Mm' “"1 Mm” °h°’°f°"° mm!! and

W peel from a Scottish court involving mf" °t°¥"» WMD Pains grow °3“’"'° Mars”, that is, a rival to how

W I wulmuultv ex s snail in s bcttls. 'nic cssc wsu "WP and sickness rsgcs the mst Mm B°°h ml"-M*-H H114 An scu

me to be considerate and mud, the mm u tha on est love of life a are 'rms tares-have the same reddish

uses

,_ learned Judges decided

c. I sueccniy knew tim ° swscl lu-ics uns ccmc with '° “°“"' "f "‘° ‘°"°“°h mmltude-

sg - me. methyl ree. brcmth 1 bl , rate-

r you are. life is going on. M: xffnfgmhu “If“"° “md 3"' "With youl and quit my Susan’s s"°h “ “B1” might be expected to yum ue and

p i - '

prevented the distributor or th ulti- mimi - 3

Is Encouraging mate purchaser or consumer-“from gcnivcid allmblalxeuof wel; in To “Era in M vicmlw As the”

____ 'ne ' s

are only lviltar where

(cumdha ha.) discovering by inspcctionanvdefect, my name. to gfvs yqu um, for ,harem dm” stm__c1uBm_. it is

NTRBAL, “ I ' '

July ,L __ ooo was under any legal duty to the ul preparation and fit you for your mnsidered that swh phénsmgng

md haw. “my num. timate purchaser or consumer to future station, three several warn- are produced th _ a

wea

dm m th' Pam. Hmmm mv, :Ee reasonable care that the article irlfcmiou shall have before you're imma” or xo oguzgrltgu “dsl ical

0 .. _

Nd 'ood 'www of ‘H om", s free from defect likely to cause um ned to the grave Willing, And mm. Antares 1| me nnél ed

his

18 he of

it fri

° s

Bed would be kind; besides, you to Toronto, had to change his i

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sicrcmcnf Urges Fcr£uUZv3}:rlrcF0r (vmwmomn) ° NEWSY Noms 2.2.2 .;t..._.l1.‘§.t“:‘;E sc lscicm any wsrlillls nsmv rlv

In Vancouver. a short time ago even more interesting an the ts

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_"" New rolex, July e.-my 'ras 01' W0 *ith the cess or s mouse in f* ' g -l- - ~ ---- "from 40 to eo domes. g po

anadian ' - . , .

~ ' ' - ' ' for.

un ' ' s

» ' _ f‘.~.;.. has

parties: . A _ ' _ _

respcnsibili . “

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minism

g nom; vm; so New york’ had become ill They blamed their to reader-g gg Banu u the ‘neg its 'cup' leaning towards the west, :id her aversion to literary illness on s dead mouse found in and hostess on mm, muon 0, This magnificent and well defined mm

and the atmosphere which the bottle end sued the manufsc Dr Johnson) clustes of stars which is visible

d "I was thrilled st the brought 'twss therefore said, by sncient magnitude in the group m

of me I saw servants In London, about the same time “V” *hi* 1°" 01 life increased AN’ "5 th' Gm* “UM for slang., submncgg md ,°m,°,,,, Km

. , ,

PM _

1 sud my nf gh, pm, gf, W" "sued in vmwuver K glrail gi;-,,538 affection to believe' which tinge but there ls no rivalry be ;l"-:'00 Per acre That. of course. ""3 4°""» I Ulu" Ulm* gow woman had Purchased some In confess but few perceive, if old "Ren them 1” my °°h°" ’¢5P°0f~ of sores in asparagus. The peo- mn, bw. md become m assertions mmf, pnvm. bu planed For one thing, Ants;-~.s is a double cn,

provided with work.” the home .nw _mmm we » When sports went rc d *W °"’°“€h B f¢1°=°°l>° of four or

, _ d the un .and an the

of the big moments of her mmufactum for mm The scottish were gay on nemhbo, Dabson-5 “V0 lllthee aperture. The compon- foun

court dismiss .1 eh ti c ~

on ner husbands southern woman appejled :U °;le"“H';;e°\;; the iocuuc groom with him into "4 'tar or thc nm msgniiuac. Ins Q .

mo ,,°,.1¢ th” hu. we "md Thr"-or th c “you muah.. says M "qu" your measure) distant, a. brigrt emerald t

the weekly tries-rsphis cr-cp 3-llifvtgv health; lite iudsmcut vgss xnzur. uultrfmy nilxy. and "black hole" clsccvcrcc in as nes- It"

report cf the ascii cs Montreal, is- ° ° menu ev urer was un er rep eve; hopes vcns u sl willi ’“

lo ioin us in enlarging the area ‘md md.” "Wh", is now h"d_ “ch 1,351 dum you'li have no more to say, but. far ss Zan be seenanilt }i;e;s‘;?€`ef its

n in wg oy" gh, mm, pn”-gn Wm, malls law is proverbially said to grand! gall agals; this way, well tirely devoid of ,arm in

mmwh gh, gqmwgg my d_ no notice of small things. :But 080 e word will leave. To

rss sistsmsni wmcn, naturally. ‘°°° : it csuscs inc csrufs cl-use is Ye"

Qi u.

cllow Hari

md pmgpwgg fm- |, ‘god my .N the law decides when things are the* °°Ddm°M b0ll\ 0011-rented. Tl-ll-I TIME ZONE ‘ mt

un. S tm md "calm he thinks' and and have continued ever since and (A

“nd Parkd, DdI'f€Cf.ly ¢0Ilt€l'lf.¢l`l. sh?

his machine is to prove or dis- hav

_ ' ` Whenever w w ld t. hrt of 5 0

bevevlliaionesit th; hcrc of our tslc cnc mans guess ,S ,.8 md as prove the theory. ° °“ 5° “ ° in

continued favorable the manufacturer of foods owes a W °”¥ ° “ved-` Y1°W Wilo unother‘.s." says the author of

r is benefitting other crops. dutyto the 00nsumer of those foods. h°W Wen' |"°W f°\l!1dly he pursued "standard Time and Time Zones m

Ontario all crops are progressing He must exercise care that the his °°“’°e» and ¢m0k'd his pipe in Canada" Man hi the

"What time is nobody knows' t

_ ' - Y p losophers

tiafaotorily, and the outlookis for fo°dss,rgn°;|n_1u||°u,_1|;|_, an im.. ‘md Stmkd 1110 horse. the willing and poets have crercised their pon - ’ y

niuncticn with some other hes- df”

yields sxcept in the eastern P9,-gmg dwision m the” (hy, wh” mu” GMU tolli. he chafferer’d genius on that very question, and 0° using to Watch them put the

ion, where conditions are aver- “most everything 1. bought in mob then. lie bought, he sold. nor once found many answers; but to all “my b°dy) 1°’ ‘”‘t“’b°°°°3. 50th am

In the -Maritime Provinces nu, and the mmuflctmef, w“._ P°’°°lVd 1118 81‘0Wing old. nor Time is an infinitesimal sector of in le weather is promoting ,amy must be takm_ E:°“f;* °f Death he neu-1'? his Eternity, which each holds pre- 3

n.°,u,_ In Brmsh gdumbh en not false, his wife no cariously, striving megnwhue

cations are for above average _______ _ shnm mmy N, gains. his children against manifold spiritual and phy-

rau details few. he pass’d his d i _ l _ m

of mp' “M Y' But while he viewu :izswilltllie sfhceggic with hi *mn* °“ "‘° °‘”`""' °““° “"4 1” h°“°° "M" “nd hu bee" viswed

The Rat Kang`ar00 cum. wh", thus non! “ws let concerns nun? ch the wok' my view produces the countless mi- °°"”“““"y by t""° male “nd tw”

continue to progress satisfactorily. |;leustyhroad the beaten track con- used in "wrmng th: gziryrzxhthlz nor .fquakesw which “ke mme dub fem

ht e trod. Old Time, whose .things that i;" -ii _ 1" u hum no mortal mares' uncsjydl ning or pre‘;!;l:;sthe°;mn;p;;:t “Buy produce a great degree of they continued to come until the 5:1 unheeded, uhawares, brought on are to come." So that the two in

eightieth year. And now one "times" treated of L0 1 °f

n ht. in musing mood as all alone and Standard timefrlene st;-1yT:: ’°l"°d by ‘ °“t°""°°Ph° “hm the idle'

sat, the unwelcome messenger tiers in Canada used a "noon m fate once more before him stood. mark" on tho fl th ll °f

Half km” with ln r and mb 8 mr °r e wa ’ planets. Generally these greater

80 nd so obtained their own local

Prise. “Bo soon returned?" old times, which would necessarily dit- “nh

Dobson cries. Bo soon, d’ye call fer as one went further west. As m 7 DWR* ftllllee; Surely. my faster means of travelling were an 0116. YOUTH but in Jestl Since I brought about by railway develop- d

W” h°;°l\:ft°l'° '$14 Bill Bhd forty ment. so many different local is I-fl I S .Ill you are now times became exceedingly i -

f°‘“"°°"°|" "5°U\\l¢|\ N10 Wbree." venient. For instance, at onenxrine the" is “muy ‘ fm °f nw ba'

clown r'e_icin’d‘ “to spare the a traveller, in going from Ham” |rometer at new and full moon, as

my records for the past decade go

mlsed me Three Warnings watch at Sain* John uebe Mon- °°

¢l’$»l nd C thkg

“nn” be mn of mrs 58°! l 0 l°U8|l¢- Th! dd” Wm, you," me hapless huh Bpllcar often in classical literature. for _an empty vm!

as such does not in- ` otxr tw°bd1°““°°d' band cried: "young as I am. 'tis R”°°"°1'l justifies the belief. The vials

her. She holds an old rash- taclfxynvz 23:2; fr: ;'h;b:P°:‘ monstrous hard! besides, in truth. Agn' gre” °°°’°“°m°" 1" 91° 0011 conception of womanu ' ° " ' Pm Mt prepared: my thoughts on ° en "me" “ned Amare’ "U10 and

sphere. !‘cc0m'menda the advice of mg wlemnly ‘wer B 'mum . home “her mute" K0: this is my wed- s°°m‘°n'° heart?" Ind the Roman lution. W'hen the soil settles the De the cid colored nurse who cared ” "‘°’° “‘”°‘”°“’ °h“" °‘”‘Y1“5' ding day, you know." i “afgazefs in "ft" time adopted col

ces its wcll known cifcct on thc th’ ,mo

only feed we have used.

des.

The gravitational "pun" of the Olll' feeding Stlitl0l'i is On the

Jen

mn must ,zame ,_ wnunuous trees near the house and the

oon’s pull is reinforced by that

oon, i. e., when the sun and moon

Then are very many problems L

connected with the subject of time

this litlc buck for-ms s. rituug !~ llction. It is to be had, fl'ee,. the Depart.-n=,-sit of the Inter- is'

T 4.

DH VALUES (Continued) ll.

ran week we rcvicwsc thc sry- °'

dl'0¥en Ion scale and noted

in closing the article showed the pH value of a sample of showed how much lime it re-

but one out of the thousands

of the pH values but it is

plicability to acid, neutral. or

SPRAY Instead Bad Smcilmg Fly Dope

Approved By The Canadf an Dept. of Agriculture.

WEBFUL REASONS WHY MILLIONS USE WATKINS DAB! FLY SPRAY INSTEAD OF CHEAP. COAL TAR REPELLANTS: HILLS. Watkins Dairy Fly Spray kills flies and other insects. Posi-

tively reduces the fly pests. BEPELS. Watkins Dairy Fly Spra flies off stock. __

y repels flies not killed; keeps

WONT TAINT MILK. Use this sweet-smelling Spray in milk hogs

and before milking.

LEAVES STOCK CLEAN. This stainless Spray will not dirty or gm

up the hair or burn the hidis.

FULL MILK FLOW. Cows kept free from flies will cat bout, ro- duce better and can be milkcd in comfort.

YOU USE LESS. Where you use l

iollgouncesofheavyoilta

cover an animal use onl 54 ounce of Watkins D S ra

and prevents warbles.

. y airy Fly P y-

AL T0 INSECT LIFE: KILLS plant lice, potato bugs, chicken licl mites, calf lice, mosquitoes, cockroaches, bed bugs, and other vermin

ASK YOUR WATKINS DEALER

FOR. A DEMONSTRATION. l=|s'll Glaslly Show You How To Reduce Your Spray Cost This Year.

Tile J. R.. Watkins Com

pany-Established- ~7 368

Extracts, Medicines, Soaps. Splwl. Perfumes and Toilet Preparations.

|-ed Winnipeg

_ ami- which will appeal most to thc "°“' _ _

pls muse be rcs mc cleanse sus d,.,,,,,,,,¥ ,,_ A mu “_ mm m to bear s mcccm ici., sus cr singular bcsuly when ,,,.,,,,,., ,nd ,_ bm, _,,p,am,°n 0, June 2°-July 4 9 13- _

Vaneole

WI! in which the value is

acidity tests is the Kenny In- P1011

°° 'h' "“ ’° f" “'” nu-ds 'rhcrs the court civic d. °°°th" '°°’”' '”‘d» 1°°U1ls grsve. and °'“y °h’°° ‘°°°"‘” "‘°¥“1"' dicator Field set. 'rms comm, of the

making the tests. These test urs rillcc with the scil in s “SA ein mark: rainwater is acces, one drop of the indicator so-

cr thc scll can bc :csc cn' cl- "L

d. will thi

,hm ,hs “und gh, gn, wgddmg day Death “ned aside ents are then seen to be a fiery Th prove interestin . 118

ly. A special pamphlet :cus “°"° to change the soil ic thc nc- ”°“°

point' The price Q5) lkizting places for years we have no tro

88 thi t wit t '

S ae hm h° reach or great number of all kinds. Owing We have

to the great number it is almost Yello

t is that it seeds freely frcm l’°“' first year‘s planting-which that

hree iala f ltt does not do here, at any We

V ° mdlcswr °°hm°m" e “ce houses on our farm some of which

have Papa.

VE THE BIRDS" (`(>\'I`ES'l` found

better than the present ibmt they

would feed with tl

e simplest sppg.-,i.,, go, ,,,,,k_ strain. Another advantage of this hens. although it may be herd 10|

contest; manager to credit

have about eighteen nesting

occupied for years and to tell you that he has a very satisfactory way

been says out

(Sth Prize) to make them which may be of in-

terest

ar Editor:-My home is in to make o.

in it

father and mother, my grand-1 found that

Dames the Bet' md the Nab parents and great grandparents liv- 'smothered in the bottom, but oce-

Our home is surrounded by a ing a

of trees several acres in ex- which had

whole

been fed. and provided with a wide opening and we have had

Wh of of ' _ Mount Albion on the same farm hole

lllllbllld ll I 505'!! But' In 'MM' J“d3m°°°' mm M' 110 Urged I have not heariill. mhil: the tm” by “lung the Bm’ "C°1' pared wittlixeis 1251;; xhlclfox- my

'Holl¢Y, when Wu walks with km “Med *mt he dk! 110|# think B reasons could not well be stronger- s°°'pi°"""" I” P°°“"‘“"Y “°"Y 0°* 00m _

your husband, even if the path is m°l‘° important problem had occu- so Death the poor deygnquem; 101' led the ancient Chinese to name tion

siwsya wsu: bslunc him." :fill °h°‘*i't1°§g;hlP° mu::¢1;lud1¢- spared. and left to llvs s littlc lon- ‘° "The °"°“* "’1°'“°-" not

00l>l0 y. e ques , e said, _ ye

was whether the manufacturer cf frm, hifi”-1111258 tggmablsfldwthialelohl: noIrIth1?f0 Anltmw sm' appeared ,lm how an article or drink sole by him to spclrs _“Ncighbcr," hs ,M ..,m ‘"“ “"4 Wie# f°r ,,,.,,,

' °» - only c th rc

Repgrt adistributorincircumatances which well, no more shall death disturb und gui; novnmxzlfgebdlgfg everyone. a

and due to the way the birds hor

THE MOON AGAIN gsilpossible to give an account of dees,

‘ e

'rhc Guardian (July cnc) gives "“°

device which has been install- th”

Bchweyder of the Prussian Geo-

css pertlnsciously put forth in “li”

thc csrih 'und in thc sir- bc- Fm*

8 the yeah The” quake! s,,.ad,_ only one oi’ the hairy ones and

,tabmty_u,u,_|1y smug th, nm, present time, so that between all can

them the station was seldom

a geological fault-which is re- °f

the sun or some of the nearer ‘our

quakce happen near new had

in _ one ne" Ppsthmnm which have become almost as tame Of

When

c mmm” nys that it do” menced in the "Guardian" last M

Tm, meow 3. very nk’ the view’ feed, we would get Papa to go to W

se nous' that the moon is nk meat or suet, which together with inge sm, (md pamcuvnl when in whole oats of which the Chicka-

rather wild compared with six we

ln. the chickadees especially, pairs there are several dozen of houses last

short pamgmph ,ment a mecham them. We were also favored ‘wth Bluejays,

Juncos March.

presencce of six brown creepers, few

y, for the puma” of ..dem,_ as the chlckadees and would feed very mins whsthm. th, moon comm” on suet hung on the window case- UUCICS keel) i-hem Drew! ‘F011 HB0(

tm, mnkmg to me gel.. not ment without any apparent fear. Off.

your contest was com-

I started in feeding the birds

e become very fond of them. h

butcher’s and get some fat Time

are very fond, (and it is mst

n under their toes and get at J kj

l<cmcl.> which ccmprlscs the _°“

ale downy Woodpcckers but S

, sent

e have also been visited by Wh

native Partridges which were that?

last winter which became so wrote

ny to

ken in the welfare of birds on the

Teacher,

on in

"That'a

to you. Our old method was

box with only s. small and quite often we young ones would get

swallow build in a mail box

lost its door and l-ni.e:. brood, we tried making

uble since.

a. pair of Flickers or

w Hammer, a pair of Chicka- several Woodpeckers and six oi su'nllor.vs occupying the

year and also sv Robins, Sparrows, and I appeared about the last The English Sparrow is

scarce as my Papa and my

Ruth Jenkins (Age Bl.

nt Albion, P. E. Island.

very interesting letter, and

ws powers of observation which

a doughty competitor

day. Keep on with your na- study, Ruth: you are cultivat-

make

a source of pleasure that will all your life-Agricola).

is letter, written by Ruth ns, age 8, is but a small test-

tlle interest which is ta-

klns homestead.

(Sgd) Frances Wood.

Mt. Albion.

college was applying pres-

for more money from home. cannot understand why you

yourself a kind father," he

wrotc his dad. "when you haven’t

me a cheque for three weeks.

at kind of a kindness do you call

unremitting klndnel,'

the father in his next letter.

in conjunction, and mostly

urlng the months when the sun, nearer the earth. i As for disturbances in the sir, 1

show: and this is accompanied p,

" I

f \

/" '4

.. /

.l‘~

chest, and a tail half as long again w

perhaps even more curious than the

80|

at co

hich I have looked for nights and treal. Ottawa., and .T?7ronto:.' by

as the body, and not much thicker mornings! but, for that loss of In England this inconvenience °h'"3°d with humidity' by Ure"

me Ind elcc. I earl recover dams- was corrected by using the loosl ""”"~ A "m°\'5€Pll instance" occurr- i" "1 know," cries Death, "tnsc time st Greenwich observatory ss `°“ °“ °'“’~Y ""’» ‘*‘° W* °’ “W” the best. I seldom am a wel- the time to be observed throughout m°°“5

I me Buest: but don't bs captions, the whole country. Obviously such _ friend. at least;, I little thought a course could not be followed in

fomly Wlorcd . cl,” ml, y,||°,_ y0u'd still be able to stump about the Dominion, since the use cf a

_ Your farm and stable; your years single time across the country

have run to a. great length; I wish "would have brought 12 o'clock in 1° yas Joy, though of your strength!" some locniiiisg ,em-al hom., be, had rain on the ard and more onj ‘ old," says the farmer, "not so fore or after noon.” Canada ex- sstl I have been lame these four tends about one quarter of a com

I _ years past.” “And no great won- plete circuit of the globe, and

der,” Death replies; "however, you morning at the Atlantic may be

still keep your eyes: and sure, to still midnight at the Pacific. It see one's loves and friends, for became necessary to devise six 19° ‘”°h°"

10|! and arms must make amends." "time cones". all cf which are dea- "Perhsps," says Dobson, "so it cribed. but only one of whleh-At-

might, but latterly I‘ve lost my lantio standard time-affects ocr liebe.” “This is s mocking story. province.

_falthz but thssvs som; snmfgfg Atlantic standard "which is the

:T4Nl;-intl; *’f’"§f‘°{5'l':“°m still. " says Death. "nach strives lccsl time st the coin mer-icisn .,‘"‘ If o“';"'°, an I7 i I your sadness tc amuse; I warrant Gunning near sydney. caps Bre-

You hear all the news.” "'I'hel'e's ton). is four hours less th G - °f U" °“°h mm Wt 1° °“f °“'

lalle.DasnAsmaPrat0l-llby lil |1011 xfngnsliins, and Dam by Aarsls nocs,”crisshe,"andifthere were, wich, and is used througheuz N.

Wilkes by Alcone. lrd Dam Nancy In gm" gg dssf, 1 mm me S., P. E. I., N. B.." and parts sf less special cultural methods are ”rgissset.h"'s"indisidss||¢g ‘u "nl" hear.” "stay, then," the spscin~s'Quebec and the N. W. Territories.

inheritance lalidsa hh as 5. llfrfcioincd. "cease, pr‘ytliee. That 10. all these regions have 5”; .gm :snow chsqggqc cssss tlsssg (cough ysnmnm; 1| ‘agreed officially to consider it 12

wlthperfeetm\llIlcll"..%I'elIIsthe “K taeayoftiasssda' glanhsss "Dil!an.Alw¢¢hy" rciusciwm r¢ssa.rsr"ssnics

'.l‘aealsy|amll'rl|aylltl'l¥1lll.r¢ sesssatablll. 'allot

ltabl0l. leltlsnfl $ Kolb]

what

for chance, lille for to lasers Mares ss

you are lame, and deaf, and blind !0\i’ve had Your three sufficient Warnings: so come along! no more wsu part" hs said, - slid touched hint with his dart: and now; old Dobson, turning pale, yi~‘ds to his fate. Bc ends my tale.

l\lD_0N_llsD.»

E 5

STABS Ol' THE SUMMER NIGHT

noon standard time when it is is ll00l’l DY the lun on the 80th meri- dian. Oharlottctown being about 3 degrees west of that meridian. will be celebrating high noon (Standard time) just 12 minutes befvre the sun proclaims it on the dial- Gwrsaiun is ii minuics ss- forc the lun. and 'llgnish 10 mln- utes: in the same manner.

high winds, and, if the air is

that same day seven per-

sons were drowned by floods in Texas, and $500,000 damage done, and, nearer home, 3.79 inches of rain fell in St. John, N. B.-which

an astonishing record. We also,

the 4th, and this “tail end” was| accompanied by high wind. Myi gauge read (for the two days) 1.69 inches of rainfall-almost as much as the total for June, which was

CHINESE CELEB! CABBAGE

It is very generally admitted that

the diet of mankind requires s proportion of leafy "greens" eaten UW. l.e¢tllC¢. Of 001.1110, in thc king

mate it seems io develop late un-

employed. A fair substitute is the Chinese celery cabbage which grow like a weed. and becomes usuable long before even coaletuce Of course there is nothing of ce- lery about it except the name-its taste is rather turnipy: but I no- tice that there are many types un-

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.loxfioilai i

THE UNANIMOUS VERDILT OF SUCCESSFUL RANCHERS “We have never fed anything to equal IMPERIAL FOX BIS- CUITS and IMPERIAL PUPPY FOOD in promoting healthy and normal growth of pups and de- _ veloping s~tul'dy bodies with sup- l erior pelts of lustrous sheen,

thilck-skinned and retaining* their

co or.”

der the specific name, and some ofl these are better flavored and more tender than others. Thus the Chi- nese cabbage is awaiting the at-

tention of the plant breeder who

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