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happ .1 with farming it we do not gr 1 fa - nroilt to nay ns rc-r our um phd _'.1 may invested. as we are no

do no. ge: what will ‘psy us we wl`

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timpiy “rent on our ours" and sto; 1 prozll-.itng and stutl' will get scarce _ with the result prices will jump oben _._h

l°rm"~1 and I nm sure nobod would

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"' will f=°°°r- me sn- mum 0 °l"l° Pf “U2 ' Ile when potatoes -ere 33.50 ver bushel ang other atm \ The man who we.s_g|-owing lots _ p°t°"°°° 5°! rich. While some othe- opls with no children and help scarce uid not grow potatoes and get poor

alre this year, mm; 1,91, hu got My srce lots ot our farmers hsvs gone "° b°°f mul!! sud _‘ evory'fairmer` IWW! there is no prqdt ln bw; at ° Pri'-‘H We vb viferea for n in P. ~

.IE WW- lf we Md A working pro- °“ everything. no _matter what lin; '¥“"ml“€ 0 Person would take up he ouid be sure ol' a living und in differ- nt localities we have to farm differ- nt on account of distance from ship. Dlhx. factories, etc. Another thing of imwrtence to farmers ls the method °f Seulilz CMU-B. 'Over _fifty per centl of c-ur cattle are sold by lump and i"

_ _ ' Olflim this way oi selling cattle should

G be prohibited. The butcher comes into

your stlghhle. he saysfhe wi.ll~ not buy

_ ‘ _ by .weir t at all. But when he kills '

_ this beef and cuts it up in the market, -

‘ ` _‘ the customer does not come in and ot-

1 fe

r- him so much for a ]ump.it is sold _

` by the lb. and I think iq should 'bo

' . . _ bot! ll! b th lb. ‘ U you reqmre 3 Fish _ Tiers snreelots of other things that ' Globe, or one larger than the might be menuenm of great tenant one you have, we have them 1° farmers if time and spree would nl- in several sizes low. '

There was also an answer to my let-

.; __ ter, signed "Farmer" who says Mr.

J- M- Roos is paying 2_3c per -lb uve `

0 eisht for Pork at Borden"I would

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_ like to draw his attention to Mr.

Sunnyside ' Roops advertisement in the same pap-

~ er oi!eriD8 from il to 16c per lb and

' the`same day Mr. Roop loaded lm can-_ _*_”“*'?T' at this ‘(Vernon Station) and paid 1.0¢

ns this is all we can get fo; pork here.

m _ As there are a good many here yet l

would advise Mr. "Farmer" to coulr

I _ end buy them and sell' them to Mr.

AT ' Roop for 23c which would be a 7 c pro ’ nt. From my books I tlnd l scarcely

S ~ made that on what I fed six months Nm" D°“b'i”°Y B\°°‘ Sc l think Mr. "Farmer" had better

corner Quncn and Grafton Street Two up m,.mmg_ as he can make mon,

"h’""'"‘~"°w“~ P E- ' 'n one day than s farmer can in six

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WM. W. MUTCH

Bayside Farm

Earnscliftc

_Come in and see the

newest styles.

,¢:______ business. The athletic work has been

on a gigantic scnle and has made some world's records for crowds and programs. The concerts, lectures, correspondence, privileges aid enter~_ tainments, have illied in evenings and ` nparJ time llrniltuhlyi and pleasantly, while Bible clauses, good-night ser-_ vices, religious messages from Y.M. C.A. oilicers, special speakers and chaplains have kept men in touch with Christianity, encouraging others that were drifting and winning many for the Master. ' ` The Red Triangle work in 'the hlg

oitles !or men ‘on leiivevis u mam- month Christian' cnterprisein itself and worthy or a large page in the history ot Y.M.C_A. war work. Hotel d'iona in Paris is 'at once u saviour and refuge to thousands of iuen or

_ _ all ranks- and troops of all our Allies

Grey Kid 7.25 Now as we turn our steps and faces

~ _ homeward we are often asked what

& the Y.M.c.A. program of the future _ 1 in Canada will be. _‘Some soldiers ._ _ say "Wie cannot get along without it

any more," because of the past and present service out here, much will be expected when we get home. "The boys 'will sure give the 'Y' a boost back in Canada." ' "Count ,nn '. me: for any support lean' give the 'Y' after this," such remarks ‘are frequently heard from both' oiilcens fand men, ond may be token ts a forecast of the

- splendid patronage and support the

Y.M.Cf.A. vrill receive from there- turned troops. Just aa the rolling pebble gives warning of the avalanche

With my prsctlcsl knowledge of

the generosity ot_ths people of Con- nas tower-an v.n.c.A_ work. wgeém

_ er with the ‘sppreoistion sud needs ' of the returning soldiers, i feel ll- sured that the National Connell of the

V Canadian Y.M._C.A..1vill be tuiiyius-

C Tons _ titled in munching the greatest .pro-

J STRAW best Fquality.

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consider that business. qt _ Wim.: we want ls n iixed price wit' ,f 5' fnlr- proiit on everything we pm' W ducc. This is the reason one farms , will tell you there is a good pr6iit ir .', Iiirming while his neighbor says hc

April 2nd, 1919.

Captain Best to Visit ~ ‘

Charlottetown

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Mzg_ny_ special lines in

Brown -and Grey Boots with _high tops.

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' _sweet HAY in our 'WAREll0USE which we

in all places md under all conditions in me Lana of the mms Lest

_ l sm very Milli! these days book

` ' ' with -my old 19i!h’BettAlion, 4th Bds..

2nd Division, meeting old friends both oilloors, N. VC. 0.'s and msn._

A chsttting with them, lunchiill md

orde. dining with them sad. sddressinl

livlared freight paidtoany crown- of mm evtryfnlm. n nu ~ <_ t-h V I been s great joy to me slso to meet

Oli ill 6 RH so many of our Y. M. C. A. leaders.

‘ > ' ~ ` i 1 nm ensues mms vim no mer

PROVINCES. an in mglsna, section, mm, su-

, _ gium and Germany. Jive slept with _` _ -_ some, pnyed with I me, eaten with more, addressed merry st meetings _ _ _ _ ° ~ and conferences and have hed ooh- `° _ ildentisl .heart tsllu with several.. ll

have watched them' at work ind~

charlotte-town .,,-,M to glue nn my opinion- that it

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