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Jamie-son’s Carnation

Cream is` worth a great deal more than it costs this time of year. It costs too little to consider when you credit it with the comfort it gives. It cures chaps and stops chap- ping. It is agreeable to use and begins healing at once.

Price 25 cents

We havea large var'

icty of other lotions and creams for those who prefer them. .

J.

G. Jamieson

Druggist

llpecrlptlee has .....................lJ$- in

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THE GUARDIAN zusselesseusinisweinervenes 'rosy

edvlrhelnj Phhne ................-....133-8 are

odsrn eleventh commandment is

lclrllhlf flrlt of all that the

hon shalt not be found out ' This

fnilinz. al it Pvmetimes will e ‘md M" mm” resudmg me www of yea, was '

,Qontinued

€

4 i .-1',

P95* °“#-_._

ulieem tubes in it Hs had that a :ood deal of wmpialilt

F

I Brunch Offices at Bummersido Q elhgrenn um-ple and lfnntnynn .

U' Hull Office at Charlottetown next “ing is to avado the cum* “on

usnsssi win. this enlsez in view factories. After twenty yeerr nl ex “the lnw'e ` delays," technicalitiei' P0

rtence in the A ufactllée of butter,

d ' ‘and

of cream and milk sent to the

cheese.»he§§§‘not think that,

`RwAY' FEBRUARY HTH' will :ihsian is effected-the murderer is I

. - .gre

quibbles are resorted to and the this should ben” mn_ Them wana ,

at

man s le cronisln the

EDWARDS, desiecated'-§QUPS

"insane," the thief was somewhere .fact e on the night of the theft, there `l-In

DIIRY 0F EVEN'I`:`» els

Y -D Q? D0 _ 8 .

oriee, who had sent good milk.

ought um pessibiyensrs-might _strengthen f weak `stew§ff they

__ tion of two streets, raised his hand

TODAY

City Magistra.te's Court, 9 a.m. A Prince Edward Theatre, 7 and 9 p.m.

I’eople's Theatre, 7.30 and 9 p`.m. Wireless Te1egruphy.Corps, meeting

Aririories, 7.80 p.m.

Hockey, at Arena, 8 p.m.' Re-union of South African Veter-

ans. Armouries, 8.30 p.m.

R- SPECT FOR LAW

i ZA Canadian wliu had travelled sr-mcwhat extensirciy in Europe was asked what it was that most im- Dressed him in the old land. He re- plied, without hesitation, “the rc- spect for law in the great city of London and thc ar/parcnt want of it elsewhere."

This impression wus formed_‘-as he

watched the traffic on the crowded Loudon streets and sidewalks. Two apparently endless streams of pedes- trians moving in opposite directions on the sidewalks; two confused streams of vehicles of all kinds on the streets, making it absolutely im- possible for pedestrians to cross. A policeman, on duty at the intersec-

L .

‘ V sidewalk crossed over; the policeman

gave another signal and the streams

What You Can

Past the officer; tlie whole thing.was

no accepted as the best way and that

you in any way, come ili and have them tested by us, and

will insure you perfect sfaction.

G, H, Taylor

WC

` Iewvllcr & (lpflilsll , tions and it could not be altered.

was thc law and the custom; those

lf your eyes are bothering .Parisians wnei nail seen and admir-

sati

and the stream on the street stopp- ed; a section of the stream on the

movcd on. No one complained; that"

in v. hurry were doubtless inconven- icnced for a short time but no one complained, no one tried to push

settled it. _

ed the wonderful control of street traffic in the largest and most con- gested city in the world, introduced the system into Paris. It proved il failure. For generations 'Parisian citizens had picked their way along

stream had flowed thus for genera-

'l`lie l<Iuglishman’s respect for law

is proverbial and this respect for

gr' fi’

iilfiil lr* '

Montague Bhck Fox Ex . its laws, the fa'i_thAof the army in its

change Correspondence Solicitod

5.; "-, ,ii

L. M- MCKill|’l0|\, "Anas" British bull dog badge, “What wc ,`-*im * ll* "l"'* Montague. P. E. I have wc'll hold."

r' V

&""""“"“""_"-"I" °"‘*-*T41 l~iw undoubtedly accounts for the

sz." _ glmitncss ol the British Enipiio Re "_ ' 131% -ipect fm law is the natlon's disclp

~ H ` iliun, and it was the ll‘ns\vcrVi11l§. Url- r

fn ~ K" ' ';{w.`¢. ` ilcviating, iiiqliiestioiiing discipline of |

~' thc British army that made it amd V ~*t' "°`“’ ~ ~ " knpt it unconuuerable and nncon- I

uuered. The faith of the nation in

leaders is Britain's -blllwark and

while these virtues reniain. the Brit- ish Empire will continue to Wear its

What has made England great will

._-_______ - --- _ make any nation or anv country

Options Wanted

State price and terms at once by Have we' that respect for law l at

wire. will compel obedience even in the

N. C. CHRIS

E n-i

Bearing Animals

|1053-7lU5'"0“» quibble it is accounted a victory for n

Z the accused, without any reference to R

L...._-'l__ f _ -----~- -_ ni

`Ml\RR|ll(iES

l"l l‘lMlN(}-MllRl’ll\ --Nt ftllistlto

on filth Feb by Itcv Di ('halsson y l Agnnm plemmg to prank Murphy were assured that his guilt would i

. l 0

the bride's sister, Albion, on Feb. iiitn. by Rev. F. A. rinbiey, George Wyburn Kemp, of Albion, and Elsie

May Gratto of Sturgeon. Strength of the evidence' avarllalble, 1

l

great. It is the one thing without

- was a mistake in 'the r\rmseller'e 5°

th " - . something .wrong with the lys-

impart the fine--fl-ssh flavour. 'of

_keeps her eyes securely bnndsged,

GREAT BRITAIN IND VILL!

wing under the heading “‘Gree

Eagle: -

taining the rights of ber suhlccts th world ovver, and of insisting on th

or l'ow who has killed one of thos

of

because of the inexorable condition

landing a large force on Mexican soil

of him

sumes t at Great Britain will tak

ly as a protection to his large prop erty interests, and as a guarantee o l

volutionist. There the story stops The rest is merely contradictory ru

It isinteresting, in view of the re- had

lo

Britain and Villa" in the Brooklyn out

The killing of W. S. Benson, - 3, im? British subject, at Juarez, whether ng

fullest punish-mont of any ‘person high 2:2

mand that we act or let her act, And that

_ h

of geography, she could only act by sent

. , d

That is the darkest view of 'what was has developed. It assumes that Vll1a,“'==F*

h ~1 _ _ repeat lt. ad no Excuse for the ki ling It as' Mu Morrow sahrtuat . he thought nt its lace value the strictly teenni-i

cal status of Benton as 8 British proper care of their milk. He could subject, though lic' had lived twenty "°““`t 'Jn uw fingers °‘ °“° hand! years in Mexico, had married a Mex- those who had ul” proper a"anze`|

~wliicif no nation can become great.

How are we in Prince Edward I

~ 1914 S

2 l'.ii;'f- ~ land preparing for future greatness?

th

face of personal inconvenience or personal humiliation?

can bc done oil a technicality or

his guilt ol' innocence, and the law' yor who can carry his client safely through on the wings of li technical-

xero If the hope of escape were tak- n awa from the law breaker, if he

carry its. punishment as surely BB ( . . . _

sured that his innocence would be _

established in the céiui-ts on the

there would he less crime, possibly fewer lawyers and in any case there

_.~ ~ '_' -would .-be more general respect, for

litenoN.i1.ii-in si. .reins N. B.. on die zotb inet., -after nlingsrlivg ills. nese,»John E. McDonald. used. 4.! fears. son _of thelate Patrick M0: Iignald, -leaving his another, two ,brothers and one sister 'to mourn.

' A-Ls

WALKER.-nt North Lake, February 21st, Hslel, infant daughter of Walt- er M. end Mrs. Walker. age six weeks. __ “

law.

Another evil, not confined to Prim

ce Edward Island, is the discrimina- tion shown in many cases. in favor of so called "respects-bility." Some one observed, somewhere. that ‘the rich man, when being taken home from his club is "asleep" in his auto while the truckmsn taken home under similar conditions ie plain "drunk." And it has "more than once in our brave lsland's story"

_gguggggg-RNED BY .been observed that while the "sclon

DUNBAR, Feb. 26.-The historic

,F knllh Church of the village of White ‘- .i

rx, was destroyed by urs ssc -sy th..

lnifrngattes. It was built in the lstb Century and contained relics of the 'brittle in which Cromwell, routed the

'7°°l"` The youth ol our land are reading I

of nobility," who becomes either in-

capable or ungovernable, is religious- ly avoided by the police while his less fortunate and equally offending tlrother is hustled to the station and, next dey, is given “five dollars or ten days"-more or less.

ing him down.

We may doubt seriously whether

any English ofilcer in' command ofa district would have refrained from

'g -1 .-'lec'f M'c hdcm it

;` ii’ Amherst D iuls slchliligliedtruieri tflitft elif/ilisiilclisi i‘;(l:(llrt;r lim n 0 I H ex] an H O e n O 5%; 'f,fy§=-';‘,ll`f Nova Scotia 'Z _ ' . .

WI? Breeder and Dealer in Black thu" 'I' im ohwvance "f law] Gen'

crull speaking the Obicct of many ii f

w.. ' ,' i _. '_ - v sllver Foxe? and ag' other Fur lawsuit is to heat thc law. If this i i, l ' u

more given to killing helpless prison-

lntercstlng study, with his ungovern-

Sooner or later, we suppose, the

United States will have to lnteriane, vastly to the regret of all thin 'ng Americans, but in the interest 'ul common humanity, and ln the inter- est of the Mexicans themselves. The med violence of Villa may or may. not force the hand of the Washington Administration. Most of us hopethet Great Britain will prefer the course of temperate etateemsnehip. It she adheres to that role, the misfortune of American intervention may still be eng deleyed;.poseibly it ina! he er together averted.

tem thn.t'wou1d allow anything but

papers. andthe Godess of Justice good milk to bs "nt In rbgara W

the that any they

Dairy Association; he thought it had kept a.-live better than other sssoéistien ei cnslkind had had for some time. ,They had live stock ass0cl|`|.1Si0fllB. but

their elforts had been spasmodic com-

ccnt discussion in the British House pared with the Dah-y Asagcianom of Commons on the execution-or Mr. Q. J. Cook referred in n Dra- nnnder-ei w. s. Benton, s British meal address to nie -advantage ei subject, in Mexico, to read the ‘fol- keenlimg muh r°°°rd°' Bmwinz how B

ber of farmers had, to his know-

ledge, weeded the unprofitable cows

of their herds. , They had also

. ascertained definitely which were the ` rolltablo cows, the cost of keep-

each and the product of each. He

stated that there were more persons

bllll

the hand °f P“"°h° vm” °l` alter “,keeping records this year than last clrumhend court martial, by Vill»a's year order. adds new gravity to t-he inrtsr-_‘ M national phases of the situation in W°'°

some points that might be dis-

cussed in regard to Mr. Moz-row's re-

North Mexic°‘ Great Britam has a port.; He would like to know whethext wholesome and proper habit of sus-|1318

patrons of the factories were takii

e 'ing milk to the factories in as clean ,,'e condition ns possible. He had

bulletins distributed amongst patrons explaining fully the care

“'01 milk and cream for the factories.

subjects. She has left Mexico to the Those men who sent unclean milk to united states, ns-within our spuaeltne _

mfiucn¢e_ gh, may logically xl,3_|refused; and he would advocate the

factories should have their milk

establishment of larger centres so

should any man fall to comply tho demand to have good 'ni lk to the factories be could easily

‘done without. ` It should not be

5 wit

be

,md marching such 8 force huudredgnecessary for one man to have to tell?

miles to reach Villa and punish mm

ther that if his milk-cans were

rusty or unclean they were not fit to sen milk in to the factories. That

palpable to everybody and it unreasonable to expect men to

‘iithat the farmers .did not malg. sutll

cient preparation at home f r the

ments for the keeping of their milk.

wa" Wife' “nd “Pp8""“u5' had kept Mr Pearson representative of the

. . . , I

the protection of the British flag- on-'Dunk River Factory, spoke 411 vindi-

cation of the farmers, saying that

f'thev did their best to produce the

l _

iis personal safety no matter .how gif; 215;' t0H?.;':;?:gg:; ;l;;;ril'_ vgii

the sii~eets,ns best they could; the _he might provoke 'any Mexican. civi '

P ' Y.

lilm. Officer Or B01di0l'- Mr. Anderson was asked hy thelb

Bug- this is not the only possible .President to address the meeting. In view. The friends of Benton agree|(Mr' Anderson came in late ln thc

‘ ractice was better than tbeor

idlscussioni He stated that the

that lic went into Juarez after de- class of "aim who _made up the damp These are, first, the pedigree of the

claring that he was going to- givaimen in 'this country were_ D his fluxes, assuring pelt value and fecun_

Villa _"el piece ,of, his .}niind.' , They ,oplnion, excellent, He did not think _J dsny‘tfiat"li'5 `iiieii‘t"-lil5r'1`\e`tl,"I'.i;ul>"g>,\|{5 .there was_an .association that_bed O enccuon on his common sense may succeeded in carrying out its obiects I

as admirably as the Dalrymen’s As

- , . i

we waived in default of evidence. He' \ ' ' °0H‘lU0t Of the business.

soctatiou. He thought, however.

knew Msriw. and had the 11s_ti°nal that the efnnpin-inte which had been , iabit of self protection. Vill.a’s|mBAlB hy the farmers as to the low P friends Bay that he went into the price which they received for their t

chleftain's oillce. called Villa a thief 3:11; Wa,';1er;_Etwasal;‘x?§€\E:§rsidi;‘fltfpgx the foundation of their buslnzss in and a bandit, and was knocked downlqueytiom The man who worked on S with the out of ii pistol by we re-‘nn mai. wi... siioveiied snow io. jj

perhaps e dollar and a half a day. had to pay 30 cents per pound for

mor. villa declares unit the Eng-:;g§;'idel;:;‘1; 2° g‘;'i;§';tnc;f°l;)£f h lishman was tried as a would-be as- ry-ing was H Imymg industry; and if a 3 sassin, convicted, and shot. Mrs'.Ben-lmao could get 70 cents per hundred im ton and hor sympathizers insist that as Pl`0f99“"f` R0b¢I`fS0Il had Stated. a

_ Villa personally killed `the victim,

probably shooting him' after knock-

he could regard his business as pro- fitable. Taking dairylng with pork as a by-product, there was not an- other industry better than it. There

st

were disadvantages in it, of course. the as there were in other industries; but mlwh

they were overcome, and he did not

,think they should dwell so much on 'stan in 0, the nu m their diuidvant gee. Th h ld g ge E en at the had

is headquarters and called him allook be tath i d ty B ou ` of the C°.mm“ght P”d1gr°°d Bl“'°k

mor a e r a van ages and F x 9 Lynn d I I

tliicf. In the light of a personal al-I ther’ W0"1d dl) R Neat 11081 b°'5t°l`-V . ofo neames wi.ll'st;tl;sf.ync:va:y' thgriifcsii mation between ville and Benton dThe f°\l°Wins Omrers were avvvint-'Edward Islander without further en- the incident loses its internatlonalie in t _ _ KL . - "l“l"Yf and Wim 0" 9U‘1Ul'l`Y. SBUBIY cl ‘ " . l . " '

.CKLL @@__.<l_.r ev i

00 J A D .

iaractcr. Yet because neither Vllla:L_ lylcngfgidi (iiynueesg sy Wm_ Giaxg' ';3yt;;1q;:;'::‘c;l'h?l,h';;fya:;° n‘;§"';“3°r° or the foes of Villa know much,Simu_son. D. Mclionald; (Pi-lnce),"El-` as-mglof ,hreyyd business abiiuty bout the underlying principles cf 11”- rf‘°°“°"1 “dll-01'? R- H- °J°\1k|l15- cach with an honorable reputation to

international law, we have the curl- -I-HE EVEHIHG "“*"'°l" Bud “Wh With his UIODOY in

ous spectacle "Leach Bidi, Betting mr' ~ ---- of the directorate ls concerned tho W8" the "h'e°fY lfanf- °d"~B“t'.°'§°°“° The evening session was held at prdspectivc investor has all the guar-

____ _ ity or an error iii procedure is a .1

_ V _ l , .

I " A. I V I ' c » , ‘

Kl¢‘MP~ HATTO -At the home f my follows Simi-lea, it he were as r

on the excellent papers that had been delivered and gave statistics to show

ers of war. V Yet Villa is a curiously thu them 'wen upon mrmns ml ll.l'_l_ll.l l ll._l

this province among whom only 100-

_ pure bi-ea buns were distributed. 'riiis‘ ' ' ‘

ed temper, his unfettered mind, and was a low average, hc said, at-ter the I I ' E his sociological theories a la Robes- GN “B515 Whmh 11811 U00" B if ~ '_ s plerre. `

D lid upon

the pure-bred slre as a means of lim- proving the stock of a community. There were only 12 sires from re- cord producing cows, which showed that quality was not recognised in , the pure-bred sire. "Community breeding'? was strongly urged, the

couraged, as lt created a feeling among the farmers to adhere to one breed. The feeding of the calf was the-beginning of the important sub- ‘ iect of general feeding. Professor

3-S°&i2S. .

. ` | rl, R. V. Mitchell said that there

'|

speaker stating that it,shonld be en- f Hill? 4” Uwoafdldnd BUGS- .

two-deiryrneu;

some length with

calves. A general system that ed the feeding of whole,milk" ~first ten days to two weekl, was recognized as the beet,

by a.' gradual change from to skim milk. Grain wasadded tr takb the place of the fat removed from the milk. A combination advis- ed was nine pounds of' ost-meal sift-

, ings and one pound - linseed. Raising.

calves in the \--'inter 'was to be pre- ferred. Prepared calf feeds. were not recognized as equal to home grown grains when combined with skim milk; and -bringing the sellers to milk too early was a fatal point in many herds. Thirteen months should be taken as the average time at Which the heifer should give her first calf. She should be in good flesh at this time. This ensured a greater S\1DlJly of milk for the summer sea- son. ‘

Others who contributed valuable in-

formation to the discussion were Messrs 'John Anderson (ex-Secretary of the Association), James O'Connor, Clinton, Andrew McRae, East Royal- ty, Hon. Murdoch McKinnon, Com- missioner of Agriculture, C. A. Stev- enson, New Glasgow, J. Noonan, Al- bany.

At the close of the meeting the fol-

lowing officers were appointed:-Pres. J. A. Dewar, M. L. A., New Perth; Vice President, L. MacDonald, East Point; Secy-Treas., C. E. MacKenzie, Milton; F. T. Morrow, Instructor.

ill; llllllllllll . ° HJX PHUPUSITIUN

vertlsemelit oi' thc Connaught Pedi- greed Black Foxes Limited, one of the latest additions to the fur farni= ing interests that h-ave made Prince Edward lslaiid famous and many Prince Edward Islanders rich.

Wide awoke investors in the fox usin_ess have learned to look for at. ast, two qualifications in companies

before risking their money in them.

ity; for it is a law in engenics, that We begets like; sewnd, the character f the company promoters, assuring onest, straightforward businessliie

These two qualities are outstand- ng characteristics of th-e Connaught edigreed Black Foxes Limited, At hc outset the promoters have laid

tock whose pedigree gives every ae- urance that the best traits in iis ncestry will be perpetuated and lm- provcd in the offspring, It is well known, that careful and int-clligcnt Mldlfng and mating improves the took. Starting out with A I stock nder conditions which are hound to 'Drove it as the ycurs go by, makes Pl`0P05itl0". as far as the foxes are

concerned, which must appeal to UVBFY Prospective investor. Nothing better could be desired in the way of ock to found a business'npon than

pedigreed foxes secured for this

Asdto the character and lmgmcgg

the business As far as the personnel

or its own ends. Villa telling of ~a 7.30. The President, having declared unteo he can reasonably desire.. \

court martial; Benton’s_ friends stick- 318Cl;1°l¢_5lrlDgt <;}>,sut.hc;ll;itdh¢iJr;`l\1r. Jd.| sigh? Elatpreshwhiicb mnkettor suc-

or g I-vatygia. --8 .0 ol' lsr,orea. ce n cox uensssare holoca-

gg tsl tssixmbhey 1265801; inmdeyedgslp Paper on "The Breeding and Feedr tion of the ranch, the cost of main-

' _ ng of the Dairy Cow, A paper was tcnance, marketing, etc, The mm at

emaln tenable. . _’ ' alto read by Mr. Topper Ferguson, the fiend of the Connaught Pedlgreed The Eagle as the olid phrase goes, of Marshfield, on "Raising the Dairy Black Fi-,xml Limited, may be de_ »° If 222': ..‘.i;‘.i:’;"“;...i1.‘:..:’.sz“‘:..;‘;;" ::.°':-"i“ We

r a on rotosted h. ‘lllht 5' e n 95° - 9 0"' 811111

h-:;e;ng¢iii;iiii;"n hiv: lit has recited- s';:;f,l;,.:“.f.h°°"tm'“t°d t° by tl" Ad““°'y B'_""‘l Wm °°k° ‘“’°°'°

. e first to takeipart and personal charge of the loesglon

ly pointed out that neither Huerta was Professor Ross, who commented of the ranch and ,.411 m¢0m0,.at,y htm

nor Cnrranza nor even Zapata is- ‘ ‘

~ Ycewlll find rellelln Znnlulil ' It eases the turning, all

pain, stops bleeding and b . ease. Peracveranco wlilllel- Bultmoans cure; Whynolprm

- _ Nl UI

3 `.’C 7;.,

.-.§.i.|'"ri f B

In this issue will be found the ad- B311:

garden-grown' vegetables to tasteless soups=;` they

make the gravy much ‘ more savou/ry;' they improve nearly all the recipes ln the cookery book ;f-‘these handy gg ° ll - v -

. Jac s of all Dishes, these Edwards desiccatcd Soups, The foocl bills will be smaller, the appetites larger, the booking -better, ' and the work easier, with Edwards’ Soups to help you in the kitchen.

[meal-tant; Remember to let themiboilifbr at least half'-an-hour.

DWKRUS E°“°“"°souPsv v

Bur yqu MUST bail 1/fem 1%# lzalY-:m-/wur- wort,/z il.

'V E |ward|‘ Soup ii good as vi soup by itself, if ia_ good 1| s strength-

ener of' other soups ; good at a thickener ofgrasies ; good for hnhel. good for news- me good to be spoiled by inaufhcient boiling. c

Three varIet|es_Brown, Tomato and White. il°."l..»."li’. I2: ’

. lnromqshlupsr

, , I Of all wholesale and retail Grocers, etc, V my

Wm. ll, Dunn, 596`Sf. Paul Street. Montreal, Representative for Qirehec uid

' ‘ Mnrilime Provinces , .

_ , ..__. ._____________.._-_____o -' '-* = -4 -mm

it every possible contrivaiice, con~ AN OCEAN LEVIATHAN-

venicnce and safety device known. ""-

Busincss prudence for the protection of their own interests will demand' this and they may he depended upon

to carry it out to the letter.

As to the future of the Fox Busi-

ness there can be no question. Moro than once The Guardian and many

wl rm rres ondents have? _

exopiesiiriiio third bills: iliac- the basl- EXECUTED IN MEXICO

v ' I ‘

11§`F.?.;¢}".”‘.f.“ .f..§.‘I..’ii ’§.€I.’I..l 2.-'.`..i Z.” E1- PASO. Feb- 26--The ~\»~=1i<=fi» ° vamp to many times its present di_ that Bauch, a German-American , mensions and that/ there are evcn Mtlzen' was executed in Juarez last If mater 0 optumties in tha future y Friday. His sister says that she will ‘

ir DP _ _. thy! there have been in the past aveségph his death if she has to do_it ;

careful perusal,of the advertise- her

ment of the Connaught .Pcdlgreed Black Foxes Limited, will give the prospective investor all necessary in formation with regard to this pro-y

position and The Guardian-commends nerve strngthener, appetitizer and a

h perusal. The Directors, the Ad- good tonic forthe general physical '

system. The formula isplainly print- ed on the label. Price 75c, money hack if dissatisfied. The MacKinnon Drug Co., Corner-Great George and Kents Ste. - ` metf

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You can get Bigger Yields of Better Quality From your farm if you will let us help you when

purchasing your fertilizers for sprin crops. ' Agricultural Authorities ~ , Iéxperiinentsl- . Stations in this great‘Dominion of ours prove that all crops remove from the soil more POT- ASH than hosplioric Acid; therefore, vou must

use li fertilizer containing more PO_TAlSl-I than Phosphoric Acid.

BELFAST, Feb. 26-The steam-

sbip Britannia, ' 50,000 tone, was launched today -.by theywhlte Star L ne. She is 900 feet long, has every device possible to prevent disaster such as overtookhcr sister ship the ’ Titanic.

::If you are looking for a really good liquid tonic you cannot get anything better than Rexall Beef, W ne and Iron. It is a blood builder, ,

l sory Board, the Veterinary Direc-

the Solicitors and the Ba-nkers well known and can be consulted any time.

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Havin Acid Phosphate, Nitrate of Sods

and PO ASH in stock, can’ quote you these . materials at reasonable figures, and will show you ~ y

How to Mix Your Goods at Home ;

and save money' by buying raw material and doing your own mixing.

You then know what you are feeding your

crops and can be almost sure of bigger yields of better quality. s

When next in town drop in and talk it over.

JOHN H. GILL, i.

Charlottetown, P. E. Island

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