' ._ _. '.‘ - ~ _ '- l~ ...»r..-‘ -

r' f lf.;-rr-$,.» ' r. ri _ '~ 'Z' " ' -, r .I '. ‘ "‘ "L_,.._..,, ' »

~ ~~'-"rms rwof* ’ " ' - rits cr-nimor 'crows 'avslinulsf ' ’ *"1" ;~ ._ ' :1:>Ecsi..._~.. is it

Z 93

5_1-.‘_ ' ‘ I ___ in _' ___-(dll _ - _ _ ' _ _ I _- - ‘_ ,.5 _ . _ _. _ _ __ _ I _ _ } _ . . __,_-__ 'Y _WT_"¥____/ liif,-!`~q`;“_'.'.'\w ._»'.-,Jam-eve

i < Y _ _ . _ ,

I ¢" the products _of this most marvellous-

Ln- P E N D necessary tor the treiisportatibn

ly prod'uctive' province.

Mi-Ellilili

- ,_ _` To learn cap making. Experienced

Girls . Wanted

‘_ Iwlil use plone, init still nngoipurgii

" " '_;°I~0'¢ ` girls are earning rom 510.00 to $20.00

_ per week. Hours from 7.30 a. m. to

CHARLES DALTON SILVER BLACK 6 p_ m_ aiming -_ 5 p_ m_ on sump

:_ ‘ _F°x ¢°“PANV» UNITED- days. Gi-rls do not need to go to the

~ ** IUnited States for employment. Theyi TIII-llllll-II 8050111 -2'\€\=U\1K 0f lllilcan now earn perhaps lnore --monc~y| '

1 ._ ~ Altogether the material prospect-I ' i for the coming year are veiy’br-ight.

‘ A Yearly Retrospect and a Yearly T$’.§',¥,.°t.‘,‘i‘i it-',.i'.’.‘.‘§‘°...‘I1;‘”i‘3.‘“.;'ni,.‘.,§’.§’f`

~ ' -‘ only sound nicrcllsntrihle priidlll'-1_5

P h __ ` ‘ _ for' export. JI the fariners' wpu tl D-IN _ rop ecy _ more attention. as [ho Guardlriii has

Every day is PURI

Pi.oUR.,D,/it nirii nooks

» who are satisfied' with

,. __ .

_ nothing less_’th_a`fr

"T-

"WU

fa? r.-;-_.-_He ` _ ff/'?lr_vrtil\\\i‘

Wi i

“Qu-rn* “

TY-

_the

-Cbgzlllllliilll IW |1010 Ill 133° PFUWBG right in our factorv with less t-ravel-

3 k`,"Cllar;ot.tetnwn. on Wednesday,||ing exiiemia Apiiii. io

_UI D°¢°llI\'°"-lllltelu st 2 P- m- Isasrsnn HAT ar cAr> MFG., co.,

The Clrarlearhalton Sliver Black Foxi

LIMITED _

.~r'- .Com|is`ny..Limltod. i T N S

'» _ _A-_~ _ ruro, . .-

'- -- '_ w"°“§§,':eia,y_ 3423-12-iaiual.

NQB.-it is intended to ariionrn lin-'

above meeting without. transactlng! _ _

business, in ord_er.to‘ have reports! (not yet received) -regarding sale of-M F pelts; also regarding arrangements' O 0

for the sale and shipment of pelts in \

Januiry. Bharholders are there phone 521.i_

fore requested to attend the adicurn- _etl meeting, the date of which will he U E:"i?i°in§:w:_g SL

_l PP

fflyoggnbuultxzegggaiinslgnihe mem Plumbing, Heating, Sheet Iron `Work

B _ 8th

' The chu. Dalton-s. s. co., l.ta,| ;'~1?5|:'NG A S_*:E°'A_'(-TV”

~ A_ 5_ w_, Sec'y_ l ma el on a wor

3362-12-12Mtts2wks. Your patronage solicited

F ' 3289-12~7Mtl,

m s _

- F” '°°°" NUTICE

D' s9ky"'B°“°le§° H°"e M°m:"““"} Tire annual meeting of the share-

' 'already hinted to them. to titkiillr Nl*

Prince County is ininany respects

the most remarkable in all Canada. ln n province. which has so well earned the name of "The Garden of the Gulf," Prince County stands out pre-eniineiit_ lt is easily for its size the most productive agricultural sec- tion of all Canada. lt contains with- in its borders these townships which are the highest valued in all the pro- vince. The science oil agriculture, generally speaking, is more universal- ly applied in the cultivation oi' the soil than elsewhere in the province. Practically all our farmers' are prog-_ ressive in most respects. It is here that the Canadian Seed Growers' As-

a marvelous improvement along the

one of the very most important ele- i'

sociation have received an initial puslr--gi

and' an inspiration which has made for imc stool l_i-tided cithcr in Lit, rni

W. . .- ..

lilies of good seed all over Canada-~ along the line of railroatE'. The loco /

nit-'nts of successful agriculture. to tn e with the coiiiiifi-_:iis.'J.r.ri 'di

The suii of iiie'wuiii_‘. is i.e,iii,,.k_ wonderfully good work, b-.zt about thi:

able not onlv for its fertiliitv but for U

phnsizc not October, not _\'o\'onlber. C

the good old steamer- Nortiiunibei'li3r_rd_ ,_. ' tl

that day forward until the gre-.it ln- Q tarcoloniai system on the mainland ii

25 r-'irloads hilt. hundrc`~s of curloads.

cept the box cnrioads d`il:~,l1arged ln- a to the steamers and vessels on an ‘ r

ven day.) every box car in the' pro'

ti) _yards at the ports of export c

nilway authorities niadc every effo'-' i

D°l'I&II0l\ IIICIIII-IGH- AS L'-ll'|.Y H! the fnrnicrs for their lack of scleritiidc 25th day of September. ilet me em- iimihoiia iii preventing llicir pmilto

freight above her capacity, and' from m __

otato crop of this county, c.~‘.pci":'. I‘ _ _ I _

was completely blocked for want ol Wm be worth while. It \'-'ill bn iloubl- _ _ '

mira, rve:-y tiny were lofi beililld. not ed 500,, .intl inter ii\111drilr»lcii‘. 'rlli;,_ -

~ nl not tho

Just arrived another car load of C.

carlcul of Fox__Bliiouit. ll`hese Bio i_

cults contain zo per cent ground merit F C _ Lui, iii b i i i th and bone. For the balance of the year, Bzgiii oéi Trax; Riionigd iciarkei we are selling _there Biscuits for 6c_ H0use_ (.hm,i0iiei0wn_ on Saturday 9°? Ib- ' ' _ "3rd inst. at 12.:-20 p. iii_

w. s. Punov. “ - 154 Queen St.

1943'11°17\N- = ' . » 3401-12-14Mcl_

olilers of the Humber Silver Black

C. C. ELLlS.

Secy. Treas.

Cillinlll Guvriillnriii Rlliwirs

lirllucs sowsrm lsl_ANo mill.. __ ' _ »wAv.

Change ln _Train ' Service- Murray B i . ` Harbor-_Branch. _

i§Commenclng Monday, December 1_&th and continuing up to- and includ- ing Saturday, December 23rd. 1916. 0 A SPECIAL MIXED PASSENGER AND FREIGHT TRAIN will run daiLy ,, as io_llows:-- ` ._ " Leave Charlottetown 8.10 a. m. ar-

rive Murray Harbor 11.45 a. m., re- turning leave Murray Harbor 2.00 p.

m., arrive Charlottetown 5.50 p. m. _District `Pauenger_ Agent's Office. _ _ - _ 3377-12-13M9.

'riie Annual "Meeting or me ur- I

wgil Bg_y_'Qy`gi_9i-_`L_;0__ Lgd__ wiii be election oi directors for the ensuing held oi'i*Mon`dayl-Dec. 18th lust. at yea"-

4 o'clock-p.`_"m.-in'~t`he-Eldon Hall. _ .. . _ _ ..l.~l=. MARTIN. __ V - '- - '- . Sec.-Treas. ' -3

lack Foxes, Limited, will be held at he (‘ourt House, at Amherst, Nova cotia, on Tuesday the 26th. day of ecembei' A. D., 1916, at the hour

holders oi' the Vpton Silver Black Fox Co.. Ltd.. will be held in the il _ - _ ' -

_ _ oard of Trade looms, Market Build » ` - ing. (‘harlotteto\vii on Thursday

' ` _ - - evening the 28th day of December

Barkers Black Foxes, Limited

The Annual_ Meeting of Barkers'

I three rfclock in the afternoon.

R_ B. H. DAVISON

Secretary.

39842-14M10l. ` ;

Annual Meeting

The Annual Mccting of the Share-

nst., at the hour ol' 8 o`clock for the

E. R. BROW, Secretary.

384-12-13Mtf.

34os~12~14ivi4i‘. _ J -

' 'Farmers' and

...Wo pay _big prices for .a

GOWHIDES

H_on'ee'Hloss 2

sneer' Pelsrs

I j also

Rubbers, _Horoehaila Automa

‘__hile Tires and -inner Tube|_

We pay freight charges .on

_ anything over 100 lbs.

"'I'Ile_IsIand _Wool & ‘ _ I'-Iide Co.

opp. 'Davis O, Fraser.

Private Sale

. - . ' I covered with a good growth of hard

wood in the tbrivin settlement ot

l Lewis, Loi so. 'rliori is also n mill

site on this land.

' Donald, Owner, South Uniake, Hali-

-- ' _ _ fa . . .

_ CALFGKINS neld.

ii Iran, Copper, Zinc, Lead,

H next at 7 o‘clock p. m.

‘Gi-snon__~8troor 'East ' :i402-iz-14Mthiisnl:li.

Fifty acres of good land, mostly

Terms 25 per cent cash-balance

s agreed upon. Apply to _Nell A. Mc-

x Co N S or Alex Martin, Valley-

301-9-28thust.u3moapd.

NOTICE

nnual§Meeling of Bloom-

field Institute

The annual meeting of Bloomfield nstitute will be held in Bloomfield all on Wednesday, December 20th

S. J. MoDONALD,

Secretary

_ 1_1-il-"s' _., ~~

2213-11-zsmt.

._ .

Ayl`$Ilil'¢8 RULES RELATING 'ro PRIVATE

Two choice urevbred A' rshire

ing dams ago two Yorkshire sows

12 monthsoid apply to _iinto the House, brit upon il Petition

_ at the peril of the sultors for such

' - C' Bill and' auch petition must be sign-

.M,n»ili_fi¢ld_N_o zvorlr R ii ed

_ . 1 -

inns; be--presented within fourteen

bllul I0 11 IIIOIIILS OICI days after' the commencement of the ffom heav pfoduc- session exclusive of adjournment.

Legislative Assembly

Prince Ed ward Island

BILLS.

26 All ietitions for Private Bills

37. No Private Bill shall be bnought

rsi presented. truly stating the case

by the said parties. 38. A committee will be appointed

the easy way iii which it can he till- l ed,-a rich. sandy loam of ii deep red »“

color, which it lust sticky cnough 'tc 'U19 V951!" that Veil' 110° 5 “N395 'lm' V E

oil and Point du (‘lionc wus quite 5

niible to take care of have traffic with_ u

so soft and iiiable that the woinen

wi-tb their tender fingers., after their I

'ow luxurinntlv The average vicld

i. veiii iii iiivei-es .eiii soii from inconveniences fell to the lot of' the 0 _ _ _ 'I' _ f _ _ _ Eeieiig disiuiimlii by iiekavy wimiS_ iiiii strippers, notwithstanding which, how- i Should in the near fliturt' go i'ol'\vnrd 'I' 'I' 'I' 'I' 'I' 'I' 'I' 'I' 'I' 'I' 'I' 'D 'I' I' 'I' 'I' 'I' 'I' 4' 'I' 'l"l' i' 'I' 4° 4' 4' -I' 'lf 'I' 'I' 'I' Q 'I' -I' 'l~ 'I'

ver, the county reaped' a rifcli reward |

flakiést p a s t r y and firiest: bread. _

of their potato crop especially. In another place l have' excuscd the

roi from rot b olntliii; out lltili

' Y D _ _ . ._ .

lint on the 25th day of September.) tiiégi jim-U "over |-_iisod this crop ox- _ _ ' ' _ _

cpt as n side crop to [cod tliv DISH, ‘ r ___-

uau unable to transport ic' frclg t, ',guciig_ gc(.-,,-@_ Cie" and ,mi fm- oxiinl-I ' '~ /-_ ` _J l"`|“°"P3"l’- I1°¢3I0¢9~ 0fi"3\""‘3` 11°F ‘md because the market would not ciiconr- ' _ ' - _ Iefl IJBIIIDII 011 U18! dill” 25 C°f|°“¢‘9 °f' nge them to raise this crop iii torn-

il. ` _

crcial quantities. ’I`hc iinic lla.: omc. and lt is licrc to stay, wlicil ilu

matheniatical necessity. Our' pe0lllf1~’ ‘ ' owevcr, should learn to spray their .

` i:f=l.»1'~ '

_ ' I _'_

\ ‘=` " _.

,§ §

Q is

&_..~

_ 211

~ ' "'~= ' - I can predict. aitiiou h I a 1 _ _ - ~' __

and before the l0tli ol' November. 1.rx~ Son of 3 prophet. ltnwill follow fron: “MORE BREAD AND BgTTER BREAD"

otuto crop espe'ciall_v to I1l‘0\'£‘i\€ 2 - m _._ -

lllglit, which, to my mind, is thc pro -

me iiiiiiiiei- of dry i-OL 'I' 'l'l'l"l"I~I"l'l"l'i'*l"l"I"l"l"l'*§'l'I`r1"I"I"I'*"I"I"§'jF'f'l'f'l"|~-I--ll 'l'

ltegariling oui' grain crop our poo- -

'I' ».. I. __ ,

llc' siiouldvespcclally go tn' for .thc 'I' - _ 0 ° * '- I ` -` ' 'aising of the highest grade of seen 'I' F d d oats and' no longer' raise oats' for iiecd 'I' S*

me the' lntcrcolonial railroad at Pic ii

,,. . ,~ -r- \ _ _

2§L_i{JurI2)c:`Fi?Spi.(;i}:,`i;'i£;E,-i§O;sp;:gay0;v£ r|» Two cents per word for insertion in this

pteil to the production of the highest 'I' word ‘each continuation. Cash must accompany order. _

rade of seed and ovcry bushel of 'I' ata exported' i'i'oln this provincc

nl as seed min Oni iarliicls will _ ___.

'I'-I'°I"!"|"l'+'I"I"l'

column, one cent po

0 Y g' ‘I I- -,__ . 5 4! __ II &_ "'r "

and' cliill.l'reii actually dig the Potatoes’ for the |8501' Of H5 P90lJI0~ This Wi'

cle would' be too long to go into' de-

iieiiig simpiy pioiigiieii 0ui_ Gene,-niiy tail regarding thebusiiiess oi’ the past speaking, the soil is deep, which year, which cannot be conrlldeired. makes it ideal for the growth oi’ fruits “OW that U16 end ls iii Sight, as. any- and vegetables: Flowers and foliage Ullllg but profitable.

Regarding the coming year the pro-

any other part of Canada not only be

.\’. S. Ad'd'ed to the generous soil, thc S scientific farming. and the » cxniliplc W of progressive neighbors, our' climatic I-

the east end of the Island and the west cnd of the Island there is a very i considerable modification in climate

bc seen by reterriiig to the is'otlier- I ninl chart issued' by the mcteorlogical departmeiit. To make ci long story 1 short. this county is liliiiost ideal S

arc seine parts with a heavy clity

where' artificial.dra.lnage would make I’ 'a marvellous iinpi'ovement_, brit ot’ 1

` During the past year, which ha.-r'i been a fairly favorable one, an im- mense crop of potatoes, vegetables n and grain has been roduced and n

would have surpassed all previous re- g

gl' _ _ _ _ of the Coiiiiiy is- greater man iiiai of spects are marvellously bright. High - P

ri-:es are likely to obtain, at least.

learn after it while ii they will scieii-I _ _ _ _ Y T-’

tiflcally attack this problem that they. AGEN-rg WANTEU _

\ LOST

- , -i _ .___-»--- - - - -- --- ~ _.___ _

1" "'°‘l“°e "early “mc “S mu” Pon1'sAl1° AGENTS wAN'riso- i.os'r-ilv cl'rv on in palm;

as they have been doing from their _ al _ Soi __ 'nd ___n_rd Th _ D E ED:

ll ii ld e' ial rea e. by reason Send fo* cat °g“" a “ ea rc' 0°- 2 fl ""'0_d0l|f~i gf( th; fzdtntldzlté thezcy wtill learli tof' bromide Prints’ portraits, na? qndi _ Dm' Finder please loam at Guam'

thoroughly c-liminate the small bosom oat from their seed anti thus have n_ larger crop, foi"it is this small oats

i iiiliivex ii'aiille;.~.,taii_ii (wal iiictuies. ian. _ _“_ 3403.12.14Mii_

ercian S, or ra Zo., orori o. LOST; "°" *_* -'-`- -_ _ _ ... ..'.::i.'.i'...,'::'.’.r.§='.'§'r'~'~°~'-

case of the unique natural conditions ff" some time I0 JOHN* DGCUUBG 0f_ll1€, outiine'd above, but because the' gen- fa” that H0 1118115’ P60019 9-F0 HWHY eral i'iin of farmers use bettenseed from U19' land? “Om the milf limi than elsewhere in tile Maritime Pro~ Helwithsfendinz the declination of vint-es_ ag far as me wi-nel- kii0wS_ the armies on the battlefields' of Eur'-_ except, perhaps, Colchester (?ouiity» °l-‘er the D°1’"I”'"°"B Uf the World We

' till increasing and' every morning

hen the farn_ier's awake, there are

ens ot thousands more inouths to

conditions are especially favorable, be fed. Besides. we hone and believe as even inthe small distance between 11131 the f0l`l'ibI€ S6!-IJHCR ill I`0i-Ziird I0

ransportation, which so grievously riterfered with last year‘s prosperity.

ill have- been relieved by tlic actual

lioth in winter and summer, as may WOTKIHEI Of the CKY f€l”i‘,V SYSIDH1 D0-

ween the Island and the mainland.

his would' give us a longer season

ri which to move the i>rod'lv-to ci’ the oil and tend to obviate the diiliculty

from an agricultural Staiiiipoiiip The of rusiiiiig into rnarlzct iii! of ri suddcni bulk of the county; has natural drain- and Wifilill ll few W9‘9kH» Such H trc-§ age in fi porous sub-soil underlnin by meiidous amount of goods as will a porous red saiidstone l'o<'k\ There Dllfalyle Uni’ lllflflifli- in U19 W0l‘IfI-

There are those who iuiiiigiiie that

sub-soil almost impervious to water bwallse Prince Cflllllly IS SIHHII, and

rince Edward' Island' is small, that; hey have no effect upon ii consider-i

ling- we will speak heron-_ able market. This is' a niistakeii

dea. There is no agricultural coni- muiiity on the earth that can put so iany potatoes, for instance, on the

D . larket in a given time as the province-

wiiii the high prices ,uiing the county of Prince Edward lsland,provided you

ive' .them sufficient rolling stock 'and

_ .d ir . ii ii t _ nieans of transportation. The reason (ol S 0 Wagner y u rm me one of this is obvious' to one who thiuksl

that produces the worst ~possible weed

'..'fAAlT1/"EI"5f'r:"r7ell§b|e agent In every

_y ste day. Finder

please leave at Guardian Office.

unrepresoiited district in Prince Ed-

seed in the oat field, and they will get

ward Island, to sell our selected list

_ 3258~12-6Mti’.

a higher price for the oats they raise

as well as ri larger crop. _ | of hardy Fruit and Ornamental

L " s

FOR SALE.

in closing this article I wish to rc-_

fel- to the question of the clay dis- tricts, which require artificial iiiaiii-'

trees. Eiiuipnient free. Exclusive F" "- -_ - _ territory. Cmorl pay weekly. Over _ci)§__S,’_\i,|_`)§ _g:_el;ET go EEUABI-E 600 acres. Established thirty-five ‘_ ~ ‘ a "°° mare (Ill

age. ret'e'rretl to above. During tho past year a very important company.

age, and I cannot do justice to ri sul _ ject like this without advising those' of our farmers. wllo have such land and' are financially able. to establish' the tiled tix-aiiiage system on, their farms as soon as possible. Remember this, that in the course ot' a very few' years the land of the province of Prince Edward lslirnd will be worth: $200 pci' zicrc and the $25 per aci~i'_ spent now will soon pay for itself. ’I"nei'e are those who received state- ments made by the writer, which ap-' pear exitggeriitions at the thne, but every statcnleiit made in this article., whether' it appears all exaggerntloli or not. is based' upon facts. which arc ` not generally known to people who' have not had' the opportunities tlief writer lias_had to observe them. It: is impossible to make a generalize-. tion that is any wayl near coi°r‘e'ct of, the very few facts. hilt let me just say, that the basis of price, $200 per acrci for Prince Edward Island farm land

HELP WANTED- FEMALE

w_ ___ .

years. PEL!-IAM NURSERY C0..

l'0-Ill Apply to Boni. Col-tor c

'rornnro ont.. zsis-itmwnristr. -_"'°' ____ 34°8'12'1'*M3iD'l-

. , - -~»--l-'~- "~°~°-~`**-t°-‘1- -6 W."

was formed to produce tiling for <liaill~_,`uENTs wAN1ED___T-_, SELL FQR FOR SALE NE HUNDREDACRES

perience unnecessary: Highest " cenlmlssions paid handsome free _

» of land at Grand River, Lot 55, for. merly occupied by John NJ Morri- son_ Apply to McLeod & Bentley, Solicitors 3169-11-20M1mo

eqiilomerm Stone & Wellington Toronto. Ont

3273 12 1MEthDec 30

_ ___

i\Nr`Eo`l” cial. Fon GENERAL housework Apply 50 Euston bt

3400 12 14 21

LADIES WANTED-TO DO PLAIN

and light sowing nt ironic, whole or sp;ii'e'tiinc, good pay; work sent any distance; charges paid. bend stamp for prxrticiilars National Mn- uufacturiiig Conipaiiy, Montreal.

_ 3201-12-2MS6iES6ipd.

'tile old reliable Foothill Nurseri es’ We teach our men to sell Ex

I ` ` ` Y _

_ _ _ _ . _ _

` ` - » ' ' .

i-uPll.'NuR'€E'§f-3'-"|i1}iLE"A`Nl;i FE- __

T0 LE".

0 LET-THAT ATTRACTIVE BUN` galow at Brighton, now occupied by W K Purdy,,Esq Possession given at New Year’s Apply M P Hogan's ofllce, City

__ __“____ 33-i41211iviéipri 'ro i.'e1'-A1' enrol-i'roN, nousB`ni

10 rooms all modern improvements, possession Nov lst Apply to J. .I McKinnon 1033 'I 18Mtl

*___ WANTED WANTED-AT 'ONCE TWO BELL

boys at the Victoria I-Iotcl.`

, .£280-tl.

male wanted ot'-the Taunton State WANTED, Spgugg AND pig Logs

ms_le wanted at the Taunton State es. For particulars, address. Dr. Arthur V. Goss, Su t. Taunton

at our mill, or on _car,,at_,_apy_ rail- way station, or siding. Cash paid on deliver Write for rce Mon

S400-10'|lIIf » - " at the commencement oi' every Ses-

` l .». -. sion consisting of uve members of

whom three shrill be a quorum, to he

' f '~-~ denominatee “The Private Bills Com-

_ _ _ , ` mittee," to whom shall ba ¢-lterred

' ' , , “A every private Bill, and no proceedings ;`¢_ - ` ~"_-\‘ after the first reading shall be had /_ Q Na _ upon such Bill until such Committee '_' '-» --‘(.,__ has reported thereon to tIl0..Honle.

- _ ~__i_ -» '~ 39. So soon as the Committee has

eported any _Bill, such Bill together with any amendments tltht may _be suggested by the Committee, shall he printed at- the expense of the parties

';~,-_ _ ,

» _ --ji

` d *lb un’ printed copies thereof delivered to

’."ii§ii§

~4ar- E Uh- 4 'fav '

»I-~»_-¢_. i if eemed necessary by the Com

of _ _ mittee.

I ,,_.;,_,- Tr _F __

E -li

who are suitors for such Bill 'and

ll! A -

pon od

essential drawback of want of trans-

_._._ _.....,..w..¢_...

Pale Checked Women .

Told About Restoring

A Rosy Complexion*

A few years ago the girl with pale,

drawn ,cheeks scarcely knew what to do in order to restore her fading ap- pealaiice. At that time there was no

blood-food medium nade that really would put color and strength into sys- tems that were more or less worn out.

Today it`s different. The- blood can

be quickly nourished, can be made rich i'ed, and healthy. All ymi have tio do is to take two Ferrozoiie Tablets with ii sip or two of writer after meals. The effect is almost rnagical_

Mothers_ look at your chiidr'en. Are

they ruddy and strong-do they eat rind sleep well, or are they pale, weak, and anneniic?

FERROZONE will rebuild them.

Take your own case-is your blood strong and rich? Have you that old- time'd_trength and vigor, or are you somewhat under the weather?

FERROZONE will supply the streng ,

thening elements you re-quire. It is ai blood-forming, nourishing tonic that makes every ailing person well. ` FERROZONE is a marvellous (eme-

dy. It contains in concentrated form certain rare qualities tltat especially tit -it in cases of anaemia, poor color, thin blood, tiredness, and loss of welglit.

Everyday you put off using FER- ROZONE you lose ground. Gel it to- 1 dey, sold in 50 cent boxes by all deal- ers, or by mail from the Catarrhozone Co.. Kingston, Ont.

Notice

of the late Michael Hennessy. Under- taker, are requested to make- immedi- ate payments at his late residence, 97 Kent Street. Charlottetown, as ar- tef (be First of January noxt all out- standing accounts will be placed in our Solicitors hands for collection.

_ _MARGARET HINNESSV. _ . ' Executrlx.

_ -_ - ' JAMEB HENNESSEY,

323441-29M9lS1I\l. _ `. .

the members before the second read- _ q _

All parties indebted to the esl.ate_

_ _ nxoontol-_ f

below the surface. We have some 270 miles of railroad on' the Island. und' if those 270 miles ot road' were divided into lengths of G0 yards each _every 50 yard unit would give, ai lcast. two carloads oi' potatoes,-oiie on each side of the railroad within one week, because the farms are all lying iin juxtaposition to each other, and easily within reach oi' the rail- way system, and the whole popula- tion ot' from twelve to thirteen thous- and' farmers und' their help will, when high prices obtain sta-“t in loading cars. It needs only the use or 3 piece of paper and pencil and ii little 'ai'ithme'tical calculation to see the lm- mense quantity of produce that will start rolling in the fall oi' the year, when a strong demand is made for the goods. No car terry system, nor two car ferry systems, could relieve the traffic. I mention this because some 'of the inhabitants of the' towns of Summersidc and Charlottetown, like the owners oi' the Steam .Navi- gation Company's boats, were fearful that the car ferry would' injure the towns and their business. This, to my milnd. is an incorrect conclusion. Not only will the car ferry system not injure the business centres of the two principal towns, in the province but it will benefit them both immense- ly. The towns flourish by reason of the purchasing power of their cus~_ tomers-thelr clientele-and it stands to reason that the inauguration of the dar forry, whether' our farm owners KHOW iff 01' not. has doubled the value of all the land outside the immediate confines of the ports by reason of the fact that the' freight rates on products from stations along the line will be about as cheap as from the towns of Summerside' and' Charlbttetowii, and the product enhanced in value must necessarily enhance the value of the producing firms and add to the pros- perity of the farmers, which, in its turn, _will add to the prosperity of the cities by reason of the increased purchasing power, and’ by reason oi' the fact that notwithstanding the car ferry the boats from Summerslds and Charlottetown will still have to ply between these ports and the mainland. ln short, in my humble opinion, tho l "-8|' f9Fl'.\' will make its own work and there will be just as much work for the old boats to do after it gets to Work! modified, of course, in some dir~ ections by reason ot the changes that _

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40. No ,alll for do pu-ticular in- I I . ` `

terests of any person or persons, Cor- '° ° ° _ _

tion or Corporations or body or ` s of l h ll b ’

is this. We are in point ot' freight rate as near the great consuming mar- kets of the United States ns Aristrmk _ 8191-4-1]Mti.'_ tru-lc. County, Maine. The freight rate from 1

D ' y- " ri s. ~

Stat, Hospital, Taunton, Mass. tngue Furnishing Co., Limited, Mon-_

' 3260-11-30Mtf

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Summersidc to Boston, for instance, 15 _ _ I

is 21c per hundred- pounds. it is '

the same by nil rails. This is thc ` ' _ same rate as from Arlstook County,' _ -

Maine, to Boston, hilt we have a fur- _ - _

ther advantsge'._ We gave the water, carriage right from- r towns not'

'only to Boston, but to New Yoi'k,i _ Philadelphia and Baltimore,-and alli

the great cities of the Atlantic sea

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board. We have the markets 'of our I

Dominion nearby. We have wnter| I r trans ortation to Montreal and New-

fouiidland, and altogether we are -in aI better position than the great state ' of Maine to get a pyice for our pro- ducts than the producing sections of- tliat state' and of New, Brunswick. where the lurid within' a few years has advanced fi'om ti few dol- lars per acre to over $200 per ricrc. It is a scientific axiom that similar causes produce like results, .and i have no doubt whatever' but what thc statement I uni making regarding thc eventual value oi' farm land in this province is very conservative. l<"ul-~ ther arguments could be used to ns- tahlish this fact, but I ani already too

prolix. _

° CAPT JOSEPH READ, '

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REcRUiT_s

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seas 'j"_ ' -`

to 18 years at pay' of 50c per day. also '-men uiithi sea- faring experience up tio the age of 45 years, payfand allowance same as for.,-,over seas division, required im- mediately for service itz; tlie' Royal avy C a n _tt-jg-1.i_a"1l Volunteer Reserve-.foi?_1-.sei'- vice _ in ‘Canada---not';_"__`_'ove'r-

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onetime nnliioilree be edt 1. 'rec E Q S <- rw

For- further particulars

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apply for such Bill. -- i

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in the Royal Gazette and one other gn nbngi-mei wm|||,|°g_ my omit-¢¢s|op wspsper in this province of the ln- ef 'prim by pgffgogty mg” 'issue

ntion of such person or perlonl_ nm” the trgubiq,

_ -- 'l ~-, - _lrmicirqlty or Body Cvrirvrsto io. 't nguoi trio onlio'fui'| line-

Clorn Legislative Assembly. _ . Phone _IM-l.._ _ 1

Nov. 18th, U16. Illia-ildllleli 944|-l0»7li_¥V¢!. ._ .___ __-_I _-

dtlloo-Heurorolo ml), I, I. lvlnlnga by Aplolllimlllt.

:lime into trio lnnnir°of rg; cigrrx 'SI l y ' I ' ~' - ~_ I

e House. A _'_ *-m' ~ _ . ' -_ _

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iii:l;,"lfi‘; Bi? If°"'“i'- M' It-" WF" ' tisstik building comer Queen and

on of °’ °°° °'"“| ll'9°’i'_ Rl d Street Ctlsrlottetowibwliero

za person.. caunidDsH=1~"**'ir¢: no oonrnr os on oil mmm

B 'y C_orporste the title tp any tract 9° {ii|_f-‘ii 'iigfntiu ,-'|¢iim_

_ as 1'1"' lim" be received or _ mirror ri-on raucous. non

° nm" "M9" ‘t '"5' 'W - . 0 ' Ili; stomach tioull ' ste., and

IMI' ""` U' I notice containing i’ ll rl i tl bl 'ii I' _ "~ ' I' _ ` ' _ “ “ °°°"P 0" , do” Inspect' tl earns. rcloliimr-

r"" ' *ni °"' th' Md lf' iwvstivn has line-nilailw qiiririan or iii: syn o an reveal.

_/._ _ ._ new _ _ ». ~~ se ,£7 f; .___ _u

age, dealers are hereby requested

without special ,arrangement at lea

whatever room is available_`.‘?‘*"';

r,_ '

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Owing to the unusual’quantltles of goods now "'.-Vepiii nw,-_

the end of this month, at earliest, _nothing,|nQfg',_\'Q`,§'i,,~i|gf5~f¢ce;vc,i

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cannot guarantee space-even then, bnffwotriifg bin wiih

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to take lioticeFtI'i§?`until after

sl.-iwo any " "see We

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apply _to - -Naval Ré_éffiiti'ting l 'Qfficers or-_ 'to the f'___"tm¢_l¢i1'-

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Committee