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know, and a-satisfaction to be sure, that drugs purchased are of the best quality. This' certainty

and is always provided w en you buy drugs here. For years we have given that sort of service which builds pub- hcooniidaice and wins the permanent favor of careful Dwple. When you et any- thing here you can the sure about the quality and equal- ly sure that, quality consid- ered, the price is right.

J. Ii. Jamieson Dhlggief

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DECEMBER.

Iiigh Water

Time I-Vt Time H't

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Date Day

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wave. 5th h, rain, sieet and snow. 9th to 13th, co I period. 14th to 18th.

clear. fair. 19th to strd, general snow- fall. 24th to 26th, llsettled. 27th to 20th drizzly. 29th to 31s`storm wave. IT' 'f. 5.... . ' , D DIARY 0F EVENTS.

'ro-nav. A

Prince Edward ii. and 8.20.

Peoples Theatre 3. 7. and 8.45.

City Magistrate's Court 9 a. m.

Lecture Heartz Memorial Hall 8 p.m.

BIRTHS

CHEVERIE --At Sonrls. on Dec. 23rd.

‘jo Mr. and Mrs. Wilfred Cheverie ii

daughter, congratulations.

p _ 1

` DEATHS

GALLANT.-On Dec. 25th. at Sourls Frank Gallant aged B0 years.

MACPHEE.--At Souris Line Road. on Dec. 26 Mrs. Anthony MacPhec. age 89 years.

COFFIN--At Savage Harbor on Dec. 16th afterf a lingering illness of eight: months. Mrs. Elisha Collin. asf”-Il III years and five months.

MOORE.-In this cit.y, on Dec. 29th. 1915. Eliza Melinda Aitken. wife of Mr Johh ,A. Moore, aged G3 years. Funeral iiotice later.

\ .

MACPHEE.-At Souris Lino Road on Dec. 26 th. Columbia MacPhee nge 62 years.

DETENTION BY SWEDEN OF BRITISH MAIL FOR

- RUSSIA.

LONDON. Dec. 29.-While, as far

as can be ascertained. no formal pro- test has yet been made by the British Government to Sweden over the_ re- ported detention of 1,500 bags of mall bound from England to Russia. ofllcial circles admit that-the Foreign Qtilce has sent the Swedish Govemment an outline of its attitude on -the subiect of such detent'lon.'. -

' To be held in

VICTORIA HALL, THURSDAY, DEC. 30.

WITH PROGRAMME AS FOLLOWSI.

PART I.

Opening- Malo Chorus - Rule

Britanulml voices.

2. Readin , Mr. Flood Keliy's Cross. 8. Solo, Miss Jessie Sharpe, Sum-

inerside.

4. Palomino Drill by 10 Young

Girls.

5. Solo, Dr. Houston, Kensington. 6. Dialogue, The Matrimonial Ad-

vertisement. ` 7. Solo, Mrs. F. Mullin, Tryon. 8. Reading, Miss Wadman, Crapaud. 9. Plano Solo with violin, Obliget-

bo Messrs Lora Lea and Elmer Ross. 10. Solo Dr. Bovyer, Crapaud. Intermission and Candyf sale with

Instrumental Selection.

PART ll.

11. Duet, Mrs. ‘Prichard and Miss

Jessie Sharpe, Sunimerside.

12. Solo, Mr. Walter M. Lea. Vic-

torla.

13. Flag Drill by lil young ladies.

d 14. Closing Chorus ii song of Cana- ii. A number of the leading Sopranos

of Prince and Queen Countles.- God Save the King.

Sale of ples and baskets at close of

programme. Ladies with pies and baskets free. Admission 25 cents. Children lfic. °

Remember the date, Dec. 30, or the

first fine night following.

6323-12-28M1ii.~

N0l`ICI'I I

The rumor that I was interested in

other meat stores in this city is un- true and I wish my customers and gc- nernl public to note this. All inter- est l have is at my store 9 Elm Ave.

REANEY GAY

Glibti-12-30M3l.

P roperiy For Sale

To be sold by Public Auction on the

premises 133 King Street, Charlotte- town on Wednesday 12 day of January 1916 at the hour of 12 o'clock noon a dwelling house and lot having a front of 45 feet on Kings Street and lately owned and occupied by the late Aus- tin S. Hewitt. The dwelling has lately been painted and the interior has been all fixed up with hardwood floors and all modern conveniences. -

Terms Cash-At the same time and

place there will be sold 4 shares in the island Guardian Publishing Com- pany, lately held by Austin S. Ilewitt. Dated 17th, Doc. 1916.

.. R. BEAIRSTO,

Auctioneer.

6322-12-28Mths81.

Aladdin Mantle Lamps

with guarantee to all calling or send- ing for lamp with cash $5.00, $8.00 or $7.00 will buy a lamp complete as cat- aloged. for few days only, as I must have the cash. S. F. TARBUSH. 104 Fitzroy St. City. 6283-12-23M6ip_d .

ll llill LlllllMiilK lilllli

The Kings County “Beattie” is no

more! After weathering the storms of upwards of seventy winters and serv- ing as a grim object lesson to male- factors and law breakers generally the old Kings Countyjaii has at last succumbed t0 the ravages of time aided by n resolute hand of 'workmen who in the latter purt of

August began the work of diollsh- ing the ancient structure. Ac rdinil t.o the prison books the first prisoner was confined in the old jail in the month of May. 1838, just one year af- ter Queen Victoria was crowned. Mr. Donald B. McPhee being then jail- keeper. The year that saw the op- ening of the old jail is also notable as being the year that witnessed the Rebellion of 1837-38 in Upper and Lower Canada, so lt may fairly be said to have had its inception in rath- cr stirring times. while by a curious coincidence the year of its destruc- tion finds Canada and the Empire again involved in war.

The old juli stood on rising ground

iii. thc north end of the town and uw- lng to its great height could -be seen from _a very considerable distance. Besides the necessary accomodation for criminals and debtors, for im- prisonment for debt was in vogue at that time and for many years after- wards, tho old jail building contained tho koepers’ quarters and also the Court llousc, which was situated in the uppcr story and was lbe scene of many noted trials among others that between Rev. John Macdonald, parish priest of St. Miirgarct‘s and .lohn Mciiitosh, Esq., member of i.lie Colon- ini Legislature for the First- District oi' Kings County which attracted cou- iiidcrable attention at the time in thc eastern _part of thc county wlieirc thc troubles which culininuted in this notcd law suit. arose. For ii completi- uccouiit of this trlnl the rcsiicr is rc- fcrred l.o thc Illstory of thc Catholic Church in P. E. island, by .v. J, C. MacMillan, where it is desiilgibed nt. length. lt is sufficient for the purpose of this sketch to say thai. the cluirgc against. Mr. Mclntosli was iliat. ot' dis turbing public worship, and that the best. lcgul taleiii: iii thi-. colony wus employed is shown by thc fact. that Messrs. Robert Hodgson (afterward Sir Robert. Hodgson and father ot' the late Judge Hodgson) and Edward Palmer. afterwards Chief Justice oi' the Province, were counsel i'or ilic plaintiff Rev. Mr. Macdonald. while Mr. Charles Binns defended-Mr. Mc-

.I ' D . Y - Logan, Senior. ' who after having charge for many years was succeeded by-his son the late Donald 1-1. Logan. who held the position till his death in the spring of 1912 when the present genial incumbent. Mr. William H. Yoston took charge. Probably the Ilast public function which took place lu the old iaii court house was the iinininatlou for the General Local Elec- tion of 1886. The nomination took place on June 23rd of that year and the 'election followed one week later. |Hon. Mr. Sullivan, the present Chief Justice was leader of the government at that time this being the occasion of his final appeal to the people when his government was sustained by a good majority. lt is worthy oi’ note that not one oi' the candidates re- turned at that time lioids\a seat in .the present legislature, the last to do so being Senator-McLean. who in that year was rctumed for the First District along with tho late James R. McLean of Souris. Among other grim momeutoes of ye olden time to be seen in thh old jail were the iron shackles in which the prisoners' feet werc confined and sev- oral parti-colored coats in which those sentenced to hard labor were dressed,_ besides an iron ball and chain which was attached to thc logs of those who happened to prove refractory. The last remaining vestage of the old 'pris- on-tlie high picket fence; which sur- rounded thc jail yard was torn down lust week and nothing now remains to mark tho site lint the pump which stood in the iioutlicnst corner of the prison yard. Thus has the old Kings County jiiil passed away like "a tale that is told.&

To Triile With Caiarrli ‘ is To Risk Consumption

Usually it comes with ii cold. Bo-

ing slight ii is neglected-but thc seed , is sown for a dangerous harvest, per- iliiips consump`tlon. 'l‘o cure at once, inhale (`.al.arrhozoiic. lt destroys the gr-.rms of cutarrii, clears mucous. cieanses the passage of the nose and | throat.. The backing cough und sneez- ing cold -soon disappears, und lu-.ulth is yours ngiiin. Nothing known for

. colds, caiarrli and throat trouble, that

is so curative as Catarrliozoiic. lt cui~os by n method that never yct. fail- ed. 'Phe one dollar outfit includes the inhaler and is guaraiit.e»>d to cure. » Smaller sizes 250 und i'»0c, sold cvory- where.

-in-_il

“the old reliable Fon u e We teach our men to sell. Ex perience unnecessary; hlalleat 00111' missions paid; handsome free equip-

ment. Stone & Wallington, Toronto, gn 62-12 1ME26i

pn i mi Q

Auction Sale of

Hardwood

We are authorized by William

Nunn to sell by Public Auction on his premises North Winsloe.

Monday, Jan, 3rd. 1916

Commencing at 1 q'clock a choic_e lot of Hardwood in lots to suit pufchasers. _

TERMS:-11 months credit on

all sums exceeding $5.00.

, BENJ. CARTER,

' Auctioneer.

can-12-iyisi.

Testimonial

Amherst Pianos. Limited. Amherst

The Amherst Piano l purchased

from you some months ago has given us great satisfaction. We consider it by far the best Piano in our Convf-ni. and rccoinmciid thc Amherst Plano to anyone wanting u first-class instru-

ment.

SISTER M. TERESITA.

Glace lluy Convent.

0354

Piliiiilllilili lil --

Mil G. S. Miliiiill

Mr G. S. Mcl-.cod oi' thc Provincial

'I‘reasurer's Department, who has been confined to his home for the past two months, was kindly remembered on Christmas Day by his fellow clerks, and others., who presented him with a case containing a valuable pipe and cigar and cigarette holders, accom- panied by the following addressz-

Dear Mr McLo_od,--As this is a time

_when friend remembers' friend, we ask you to kindly accept the accom- panying little token of 'our good wishes and regard. i..e_t ua assure you that our warmest. sympathy _went out to you during yourprotracted illness. and it gives us much pleasure to learn thas happily you are now on the way io recovery. _ _ _ .~

Wishing you and yours a very

HIDPY Christmas and] trusting that

the New Year may brinfiypu health and happiness. We ln,

Your friends., _

(Bgd.)'Budi.s li. Smith. Ciriso

,Gsilsat. 'John Anderson,

-, william scorn. Joan

Doyle, Johnlrsillsy. .

9II\¢°» ‘

Housework apply 83 UDDGI' PYIIICG

day 'hires one of our powerful elec trlc cleaners. Simple and easy to operate. You can clean all your carpets, rugs, fiirnlture, mattresses walls etc., in a day. Phone us-

___,__ ____?L_

Foxes "Class Standard" can be kept in my ranch if desired. J. B

6320-_1_228Mti’

BER

_"”A"C€-TA’huM

ci-sig. siisa 11 ismti.

Full sartlcnlars on application to

'ri%`E_i§`6v_vv_No_PickEo up We

trouble 6344.

. 4 . . i.`¢'.Ts"i'.TiiETwizr=‘N onAr="roN AND

brooch. Finder please leave at this

-., 2; \»_| .

Park Corner School ,supplement vo- ted S60 00 Male teacher preferred

29 M91

HE!

Georgetown High School (male).

E. Morrisey, Secretary Trustees.

.'rEAci-iEn`”wANTEo` Fon THE

female fox to mate with black male

municaie with W. D. Ross, Kin-

..‘

know I am.,ltill_'h|ive.; I Wusln the hospital in. France i‘ro|n.Bept. 14th till Nov. lst; then they sent me back here. i was sitting up yesterday for n. short time and again to~day for about an hour. I will soon be able to get around- again. .i~hope they don't send me back to Canada. I would like to get back again either to France or Serbia. I got away pretty lucky so far as I only got-one shot in the calf of the leg, and gassed. That is worse than anything, as my lungs are in an awful shape yet ind [would rather have got half .1 dozen shots than this. But that is what i camo here for and I am not satisfied yet. I want another few Huns before i go hack.

They sure used me fine so far, con-

sidering tbe amount of patients they have to handle. There are only about thirty-four of the bunch that came-with me left now.

1 _had them write you one letter

when I was in the h<‘spltal._but l never got an answer. Jeiinie used to

'send me tobacco twice a month but

i never got any of it yet. There is not much use in sending anything to France to anybody for someone else mostly gets it. I have not heard from any of them-, only Jennie, since early in the summer. i must wrii._e to Sam to-day, as it is the first. time I felt like writing for u long time. l wish l was able to get out so l could send you nil some little thing for Christ- mas! ` l will say good byo to ull, wish- ing you it Merry Christmas and Hap- py New Year. From your son

JIM.

SCHOOL EXAMINATION

The semi-annual examination .of De

Sable School took plane in tlicscliool- room ,on Wednesday, December 211-ir., ind was attended by ii large number of the parents, including all the trtisteus .

The school proselitril rt very pretty

ed, the red, white and blue trimmings prcdoininating, and this ~togeiber .vith the new black board recently

WU*-'1“"‘ '* " . --

` _ ulded to the school equipment, also

- :airlous sulijects by the teacher. Miss

~ ".oyle, assi-.-ii.eil by Miss Mcqniirris,

" , I .eaclier ai. Argyle Shore, and acquit- ~ ` ted tlicmseivcs credituhly. A musi-

Ona cont por word\ilrat Inssrtlcw in this eolumn_ hs\i| cont por V-3| and ||¢,,.|-my D,-,,g,-mmm. ,,|,,-.n for

new blinds wus indeed very effective. l‘lic scliolaiti were examined .in the

lowed, taken pnri in by all the scho-

,. dard ouch continuation. ,Cash must accompany order. Minimum “ mm' M me great, 'dpngm of mow pm

_ _ " sent. A pleasing incident took pluce

°h"°° Twmiy nv. 'um' . at thc beginning of the programme,

‘ l64»>¥4~`4‘4~H~`4'+l\4\II<l>`l~'~l~=t<~I»itO\-i@+`i<4' viz., thc reading oi' an address t.o the

teal-.her by Master Gordon Inman und

‘ _ - 1--_ -- , -1 1|,-9 thc preseiiatlon of ii. handsome comet.

,., ' brooch, by Miss Christine Mcl°‘hail,

4"l- -

d ° on behalf of the pupils. The teacher

_,_ -__ ._._____.. .__ __________n_1lSceu_a_yneou§ _ __ was delighted with the beautiful gift

AGENTS WANTED T0 SEI-L FOB, vAcuuM ci.EANiNo.- $1.00 Pen mi tiiiinksu ner ttfiioiars ncariiiy for

thiIIN ra visa- - it-i in i run .. _

ti r ougit ia'-is

After the singing of the National

Anthem there followed a very pleas- ing time for the children, when they were treated to candy by tho teach-

t. 5 ____ ' ___‘ 213. Beer& Vleeks. 5736-12~l14lDd cr and parents, also an abundance ol'

-'P‘on'i"RAi'r AGENTS wAN1°En. r--- - 1 -f i ueiicious into-.i~<-ani and mite kindly

Send for Catalogue. Solar and ‘ provided by ii number ol' the parenits.

, bromide prints, portraits flat and St.l‘iiy(‘(I . Needless to say both visitors and

convex, frames and war pictures. - schplars didmamplo justice to the dell-

.o., Toronto. cac es rov ed. Thus closed ii ver

Merchants Fortran C :J STRAYED'_°NE STEER' Two AND siircessliui school examination y

lam-__ _ __ _ , , , _

new wa-i-<1-if--1-I- i.,i:.‘.'..;.fr.:;“-..2‘:.'.°“r..if°..;':.“ .';“i:f. ,,-,gg ,»~;;;;-;f,-»- 1-

__ - _ __ _-H --~----~ . _ ~\ 1 wAN'rEo Ar once A aim. Fon Q5- }»‘*“mfffWi1fg§;1é_1§;3M§, near rancher.-The pieaaaai duty

neral housework. ADPIY I0 1'” has been assigned me by my school- Kent St. 634&_1_2'22IIfl,3,I,- mates. of presenting you this token

WANTED A M/do Fon GENERAL, _ To Let I as an evidence or our lasting esteem.

friendship and love. We could not

SL 5335.12.29.M3ipd. ,' L D Sonsentizg part for the ‘Christmas holi-

» --°~‘ --_ *~ T0 ET STEAM HEATE FRONT ays w out leaving n you hands

WANTED A Gm" FOR HOUS.-E rooms with board, 187 Prince St. some\memorial. however trililius ‘Of ‘”‘"“~ “I"”y “"""*"’ "°““ °' 1"* ' sais-12-zsiusi deep and aiuiiiag rauuiae f 'our P"“'."¥‘li“"§‘.__,_.n.6321f.?`2£M“'3 ‘ '- increasing efforts tg benefit tile yWe

WA_NTE°-|'UP"- NURSE’ QT ‘B15 T%pif“EyT;A29Hggg{Es2No,_P?,r'fisg: know that your patience has been

gziéiomn 131% u1_1.¢;:a;tlIF°r rtarrthé Tg.e,§LBE,:,_ :$,5__;_E5991_;$ an tried in many ways. but you always P5 “Ill” du" V- Mm " "' - da s you look u ii thi' t " om, sum. 'rmiuon sm.. nospitati cron.: oearge sc ssso-12-sam. it im., |e,,,,,,,,f"1,,,,,,,,“,,'§"_1‘{‘,',§“f,’,,'“,;{

P d p

Taunton, Mass. B404-10-12Mtf i respect and reverence of om. young

hearts. Please accept with our lit-

hor slate Y_ g _Teacher Wanted as p,.?;:,?t0“, go? ,,|,\,.,,, fo, ,,

""”*_‘"”"""“”"1'|-iouol-iT err? » rs mas an a Happy New °L;;§;<,,_ fegkfd h';,fdPf,f good order, wAN1'se.- Finsr on sEcANo Year. signed by the papns.

$3 cash, Apply R. C. Goii` 54 Fitz- class teacher for New Perth School The following ts the prize list for

S, 6325 12.233431 Supplemeujt $40 per year. Apply to the half-yearly term for General Pro-

Fo;ysAtE`ro_cEosE rAnrNEn- -’- A-_G01 "_‘.‘_§°°Y.-___“334 1?:Z9M2* ""“’"“y’

ship in them. Ona pair Silver Black WANTED A TEACHER FOR THE 9 GRADE WL

dealt kindly with us When in future

Roper, Cliarlottctowii. ' Apply to John Stewart. iiivench River. I- G0I‘Il0l\ lllllwll. -

. ss2z-12-- _

"gf: ygum; 1`-ETciE'ia'"wANrEo-A- i=iR§"r*Efi 5 - - °"“°‘E V‘-

FOR 8 - , .

Buyer |,|.¢|¢ and cm" (omg, 19151111 Set-onil Class teacher for-Bonshaw I A I bred. Apply to the Central Fox Co., SffI\00l~ S\1Di1l“hleut_ $50- ADPIY |,,,,[._; 2:'élmigi|T;p1J|“;iihniin;iiidCii2i(tii Limited, Charlottetown. or Samuel to Wm. Macltac, Sea-.q;69i11f2'é‘rustees.. Inman

Fon s LE Fifa s'i.uE Foxss' WANTED -.- A PR_IN°IPAI- F01* _I ensue v.

"E.D." c|o Guardan. 5716-12-9Mtf. I-I\I*‘I'II| f4IIIIDII'iI1I0l1f»- ADIIIY I-0 T- 1. 'llownrd lnco; 2, Myron 'Slinw.

Lost V 0260-12-22m6i. 4 GRADE 1V_

01 d n-¢ gm, Mount Vernon School- supplement i 1 Erma Inman. Mary McKay and

oaiiii... 0. - -- - ,mm ',,‘;“§,§`,,,.“, '1‘f.",‘f,,.,f",,,f.',,, ,O 45 sas. Am Matin-son. sec. liiiiieilr Mcriiaii; 2, Beatrice-iucicay and

brighton Ave. and save furtlior 3007'12'20|fI9|Dd- " Y" Shaw- .

"- ’“-iwrtu-."eirv'"riUrExi.6 Wmltefl °"*°E "'- ,

I.0B"T i - ' Finder please leave at this oflice. ` T ' ` i L |,.,.m,_ D0". 2 ,cms Shaw “nl

°‘____‘n 23”?" wAN1'Eo A1' oNcE A stack nanii iinim. /A _'

Lousworth Avenue Ii' sold circle to buy or canon on halves. com- oiuos ii.

0i1ice. ‘ 5007-11-27mtf, ross. 0309-1(2-25Mtli. _ 1. Gordonllolm; 2, Lane L{nl"hail,

, For improvement in general school _work-ivan McKinnon.

lior improvemen in muscular move-

- \,

"WHY THE STARS TWINKLE ing about in theqtmosphere. lt'-i|,ment-Gracie Moi-isvinf

this interference' een us and the'-, The fo||0w|ng 1| me stadafnl of

Although ine twinkling oi the mrs , source or iight f g_~‘glyes the are me pupils for the mount of msemher

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_._ rig, »

.¢ ,

picture indeed, being nicely docoral.-`

_ . ` ‘ i, ` 1 Y _ _ ` ,.,)~MJ1‘ V. 1 ,(/ “_ ` _ ~ _ ___~ _ rsoarwo - Ian ciuuu.o'ri'a'rows ou.-ments _, _ -,__-_f~_-* 5 ;--. - DECEMBER-songs;-_

-ek. "..-

.,» ...

the ton. 'I .

/ BASIC

is to correct this acidity. ` BASIC

the crude potash contained in dependent of potash which in

BASIC

able elements are combined..

ed to herein.

Wiliiiii 'Wild f IB-ASIC _

known as_Thomas Phosphate Powder) V'

..i‘i,§.§§‘i’;,.“}L3.i;‘:é:;;§i‘3;l‘;.%f}.;“.,‘i’, f. _.rue twig sources ‘of Phosphoric _Acta the eiemeneppf joinegsaizeroggmasvgorggydg; C2? fe ti l k t th_ t textent in the cultivatedsoils °°“- , ““.’°i- 'P'_ rii acingo egreaes __ ‘ gary. on -was #quam ni..-situma. pf the aritime_Provinoes,, are BRSIC SI_8i!\8_I2d Add 'Phos-

‘E .."Il'?F°°IIffs-l§I.é'1¢=Ii,I,'i,°-»,,,,.'5 phate, or Superphosphate. These two Fertilizers bothcon-

i>s..f_r..tner,-.-.iusi it iiiieli. uit yea tain from 250 i;o,300 lbs. of available Phosphoric Acid to -1.

SLAG -. ,

Contains in addition to the Phosphoric Acid tfrom .800

to 1000 lbs of Line. In the form in which this Lime exists it does not bum up the humus in the soil like burnt Lime. It is calculated that 95 p.c. of -the soils of the Maritime Pro- vinces are sour and the effect of an application of Basic Slag

SLAG I _

In addition to the Phosphoric Acid and Lime contained

in Basic Slag there is also present a quantity of.iron.'.the effect of which is to aid bacterial growth in the soil, a mat- ter of the highest importance.

BASIC SLAG -

1 _

Also supplies magnesia an__d manganese, which in _con-_

junction with the other elements present, especially I_.ime, will prove a great aid to the_ farmer ._in. rendering available

the soil and making him in former times was supplied at

SLAG

€Il0l'l'll0l.1S COSt fI'0Il'l Germany.

Is the only phosphatic fertilizer in which all these valu-

Do not overlook the fact that

when you buy a ton of Basic Siag you get as much available Phosphoric Acid to the ton as in any other fertilizerand in addition you have the _benefits of the other elements referr-

Prof. Cumming of the Agricultural ` College, Truro ' I

in the annual report of the Dept. of Agricultureior

Nova Scotia, for year 1914, writes, referring to their experi- ments in connection with commercial fertilizers as follows :

“In our experience with roots the best results .were

obtained from Phosphoric Acid, either in the iorm of Acid Phosphate, or Sydney Basic Siag. The addition of Muriate of Potash did not materially increase the yield. The heavi- est yields of mangels were in the plots treated with Slag instead of Acid Phosphate. In the turnip fields Basic Slag

gave better results than Acid Phosphate. Where potash was used on this land there was no a vantage”

The Cross Fertilizer Co.,Ltd.

0333-12-2i)Mtf.

SYDNEY, NOVA SCOTIA -

Address all inquiries to

ii. A. aacitwiru, 3 sentient sf., smami, N.s.

Gen. Sales Agent, for Nova Scotia, and -

Prince Edward Island '~ _ __ "

0- -_.- F-J -

Christine McPliaii (equal); 3, Lilia- belle McNeill; 4, Ivan McKinnon.

GRADE V.

1, Myron Shaw; 2. Howard lnce.

GRADE IV.

- 1, Erma Inman. Evelyn Shaw, Mary McKay, Beatrice McKay and Blair McPiiail tequall; 2, Coin McPhall; 3, Gracie McNevln.

GRADE III.

l, lrcnc Bell and Archie Shaw

(equal): 2, Basil lloini.

GRADE ii.

i. Gordon Holm and Lane McPhnil

(eqiinr).

asses i.

Violn Iloli, Robert liice and John

Ilrnca. '

S'llDlEllS EUMFIIHISISSU. MIKE $PiiI|ii. IPPEIL

v -i

Owing to the urgent-and constant

appeals from our Overseas Conting- ents now in the trenclpks for socks, the above Association has decided to iiold s "Special Sock Week” com- mencing .lanunry Zird, 1916, when it is hoped that etrery town and village throughout. the Province will make a special effort to as_slst by donating socks or money- to buy the same. Our hearts are so much in sympathy with those who have goiie‘w"-nght on our

behalf that thlg effort seals a worthy

Year,-,Pies _ali-1 _ best. s b this mpeola:°3nor4tdefe%s 'to be anal; to-.have enough to providefa pair of ~ oeka for every man in all the butts-`

is commonly referred to they do not. ` earance fl! t l ?,.~,- - . ' ' / » 5 - . : _run "Um me Mni | v _-, ‘twinkle at ali. The stars are really On certain nights, , Uk of the - _-f » qfmpg -y||_ _ ` t me Pm um" suns that throw out iight., just ah our stars will appnai‘.'_»d lifillil-.and clear I ,=. _ - . _.' 151,? .H ` ' g°¢¢|¢|~g ggmqg "gm, - mn “gm um pmh_. 1 , ,,,, ,.~,~,,,u-.ci |»;im<ip)s;u»§%§-iTI\Is .. 1. _onrfinn infant." ' ’ ' ~ ~ o. P. it. 'aiiiiiiii=s."'-

When -the rays of light from the is because 'thc - ,st‘d“’ls_ j ” " 1 I ~ _, i_.~' V _ Comm. 39|»m.m st” .

.. `i‘iesbe address all parcels to: '

the earth they have pierce' innnyii raysof light reaching the earth. f’ _ ( ` ` , ` '-This association is working to-iieip

stars strike -the ali- lghich surrouuds`1lsss`liiterforeims'tlianfimlal'with‘the ' _ _ qpgpg- V|-_ ‘ ' - g¢_=;°|m_ N_ 5__, little partir-len_wtilcliV_ rivallivays float- . I l,Clifton Inca and ~ Keith ,lumen along the First' Brigade Signalling

if ’ .

and_iltting wa to'_e'nter on the Now'

iequal); 2, Aubrey M‘cPhail and'

IMPORTIIIIT

~ Relatives ofl soldiers re- ~ turning from the front are .

asked to communicate with . the Secretary of the Provlu- - cial Committee of Wounded, ` Soldiers Commission, _ Miss '

Nellie _?lilespie. Charlotte- -_

town. in imating the date of expected arrival. cause of re-' turn aud any other particu-

lars. in order that preparation ‘ may be made for a fitting . reception. _

“K g Company now in Flanders. There are ii number of Charlottetown and P. E. island boys among the Signailers and this request should appeal _to island people, '

Minn-d'| Llnlmsnt Co.. Limited. ' `

Gentlemen-fhsst Winter i received

great benent gum the use of IIN- ARD‘S LINIM NT in A severe attack of Lstlripps, and I have froqnentl!

proved it tp be vary elective in cases of inflsmm tion.

' Yours.

W. A. HU'l'ClI1f"\N.

PAINFUI. TRUTH V -

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