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MERGHANr

1' of places.

Duplicate your sell- ing-talk in thousands

few individuals. , "— ‘ Covers Prince Edward Island Like The Dew w: c ~——~_-~ . --- -~ ~~ —— ~ ~ - ' _ f. ggg',~.';-"".;:..2.::5"""i..ll'a tilt ~ CHARLOTTETOWN, CANADA SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 1s, 1924 5:""ti..?“‘irzi‘tfi“":...'fll.'zf's. ti"...

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The People's aper

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t From Ravages of White Plague-Interest- ing Lecture by Miss Grier Secretary of Canadian Anti-Tuberculosis As- sociation.

Before a fairslzed audience bliss: Margaret Grier, lAssl-itant Secre- tttt-y of the Canadian Anti~Tuberciil 0st,, Association, Hill/B a Very lil- tgrcsilllg and instructive illustrat- ed Nature on the subject of Tub- et-t-nltisis ‘in st. Paul's Parish Ilall lust evening. _

After a few preliminary remarks i, ytlia chairman, Dr. S.R. Jenkins, Miss Grier showed, in her introduc- tory words that Prince Edward ls- land was far behind all the other provinces in tho fight waging air alllst the wlilte Dial-ll"?-

Shc stated that almost a hundred deaths irons the disease had occur- red in the lost year, and as statis- tics showed an average of five ac- tive cases to every death. it could so safely concluded iliat til-e num- ber of people lu this Province 110W suffering i'rom tuberculosis would plosgly approach five hundred. She wont on to say that a large pcr- cottttig-e of these were children of Bflfl)’ age, among whom the disease was always rampant.

(ioing on to show tthe transmit- ting zigents the lecturer Instanced as the greatest the milch cow. A tuberculous cow escaped (Ietcctloil until -it was in an advanced state of the disease unletsa proper ius~ pet-lion steps were taken and the

standard tliberclll-in test applied She. gave some simple rules by whlcll the dairy Iiouee could be

propprly" guarded against invasion

of germs. and falling the tubcrcul-t

RATE-to. nor word. 118! each insertion in thil column-

‘FOR SALE-POTATOES, TUR- nlps, beets. carrots. Phone 347 .1. 40tifi"—9—13--4l

“WIDOW DESIRES HOUSE keotitng position ill City. Apply tlunrdlan. 4023-1911-3131.

‘CORN ON COB‘ 25 c. PER DOZ- cn. Jonklins & S0n.——2i.

‘FOUND-SOME TIME AGO ON Stanhope Beach, an auto wrap. Phtino 347 J.—-406ll—-9——13—4l.

‘SWEET JUICY ORANGEB, spec. ial 20 c. a dozen. Jenkins & Son.

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‘LOST-IN CITY YESTERDAY, gold bur pin with sapphire clus- ter. Finder please leave at this office. Reward. 3i

‘FOR SALE-DOUBLE HOUSE at (laytown, opposite Mr. Von Cluro Gay's. Apply A. Ptckard 8n Co. Coal Oillce.—4030—9—l2~.3l

‘PERFECT SEALED JARS PAR. owax and rubber rings. Jenkins & Son—-2l.

‘TO LET-HOUSE AND PREMIS- cs number 22 Pleasant Street. tlarugo room in rear. immediate possession given. Apply Ii. J. Palmer. 4018 9 11 Wcd&Sattf

‘EATING AND COOKING APPLES 25 cents a peck at Jenkins & Son.——2i.

‘ROOM AND BOARD-ONE BOY litudent can be accomodntsd with room and board in private home one block from Prince of Wales College. Apply at Guardian 0i‘ lice or write “F" Box 116. Char- lottetown. 3950 i) 8 mtf

‘EVERYTHING YOU NEED FOR pickles, cucumbers, silver skill onions. red and whilte onions. celery, green tomatoes, spices and vinegar. Jenkins a. Snn.——2l

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‘JOB PRINTING OF EVERY description cheaply and exiled‘ ltiousiy executed. Guardian Cen- tral Job Prlntery, Phone 131i.

2876-5 6H.

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‘WE HAVE A SHIPMENT OF

wilums due Tuesday morning. Place your order how. fancy blue and red, 11 quart baskets $1.00. Jenkins & Boil. —2l-

______________.__________ ‘T0 LET-HOUSE AND PREMIS- es number 22 Pleasant Street. “limits room in rear. immediate possession given. Apply H. J. Pnlrner. Wed and Sui

‘ASSISTANT FOR OFFICE-ONE with some practical book-keep- lfls experience. Apply “A.B.". Guardian OIIIcm-tf.

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in test as the next preventlvt nleasurc, pasteurization, _l'a.-lteurl~ motion did not ilecessariiy depend upon valuable niul usually lf1Il(‘,(’i.<l~ slblo instruments but could easily be carried olii ill the rural home.

Next In Importance as a il'illl’-i- milling agent was the lluninlt be- ing. Germs omitted by persons in all stages of the disease were can rlcd to and brought into contact

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Ottawa Girl Weds Man Who Shot; Her

(Spccfal to the Guardian) l)I<1’i‘Il0l'1‘, Mlch., Sept. 12.—

BANKS WlHNlll

NIIITE

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Eight Men in Automo- biles Blamed for Series of Thefts

(Special to the Guardian)

WO()I)S'I‘()CK, Sept. ll.2.~~'l‘his twon is anticipating a visit frotil zirlned bandits. All‘ banks and bust- ness llotlscs have been warned. llrenks have been made at Sillyrnii Mills, .\lill‘Slltlll, Patton and llritlgc- water, Mattie, and at Perth and (ll-and Falls. 'l‘odny's CIIPIUIAHI Scu- tinel says: "'I‘lle automobile bnii tilts that have. been terrorizing towns along the Maine border are stipposvil to be heading this way and tho following \\'.'ll‘illll[.',‘ has bet-n sent to border Ni-iv llriinsivil-ll towns: ‘Look oilt for a F011] sedan. license number fitlil,22ti New York. ’l‘his llcvilso tag is nlado of twist.» board on lhl- front of the tfiil‘. 'I‘llcrl-

Dorothy A. llunicl‘, a former Ot- iawa girl who was shot follr tlinics by her fiancee, Kenneth ilawlolt. nlarrieil him yesterday In the coun- ty jail. Tho shooting occnrrctl ml August Ill. (lnwlctt is lucked up ziivaitlllg trial on a charge of as- sault with intent to kill.

The former Miss Ilnnteil‘ declared at the tlnro of the shooting that She still loved (Iawlett lint would never marry him. She was recently released from the hospital where shv- recovered from the bullet wounds. (lmvlett alid Ills wife gave their ages as 1X. The shooting fol- lowed a trivial quarrel.

Taxicabs Used By Railroad

(Spec-lat to the Gllardian)

PORTLAND, Me., Sept. 12.—’i‘hl\ taxicab is now being" utilized in ‘railroading in this state.

Provided -at the expense oi‘ the Maine‘ Central. taxi-es \vill_ operate between \Vate_rvilllz and \l.'lnslow for tho transfer of tmsscngvrs 115-- lng the eltlergeilry train st-rvico CSIIIDIISIIPII as a result of tho cal- lnps of the ivesteril spun oi‘ the. Tlconllc bridge over the I\' 'lllll‘llt’('. river early this nlornliltz. Sorvtlce is entirely snstlnntleli o nlho llnnge- ley brunch north of Iiunlford, and 0n the nlountain division, north of Iaincastcl", N. II.

are four mr-n ill tilts car and all ivell armed, tin-re is illsu ztilothl-l‘ cur. this is ill-so a Idord, liiilti or

"2 model. The llllllll)t‘l‘ of tilts l-nr -is .'I8,.'i2ti Mo, unrl-iei- on Il-ft Hltli‘. 'i‘hol'o are [our men zllso in tilts car. Look out for thenl. they uv- ul- so \\’t’ll airmcd.’ All the banks ild business houses have been ilotifieil and Hpolriill precautions ll2l\'t‘ been tlikt-lt.

'I‘ill-sday illglit they lllnde a break at Smyrna hlills and one mun going through zl wllldoiv ivlls shot nt by u wntchnlan and iiroptled to the side Willll. lie ivns tiIcIll-d up by the oth crs and l'.liI'l‘ll'il to tln- cur, \Vllll'll rushed airny. No doubt tho Illilll ivns badly wounded.

Four thonszzintl ll‘illill'S was stolen (it blurs Ilill and thousands of dol lnrs worth of goods stolen from stores at other places. It is slippos ed to be the same olltflt that coin

portoil at Patton, .\lc.. on Wctlin-zs day. Special police a".- twitching the hlgllivnys coining from the bor- der lino.

l At (ivand Ifnlis on 'I‘llllr.~:llny evc - nilig burglars entered tin.- general store of J. ‘l. \\'h-lt.~ ulid _L(Ill away with more than SIM) worth of goods ‘lllflllltllllfl a suit of lelotht-s. nn oven ,co:lt. jl‘.\\'t'll'}', knives lllltl tjl;.','l':l. Tilt.’ llilltfl lllOllllC, ill Perth, was burglnriztid on Mtllltllly ovl-iliilt; and it is thought the some party is responsible for the robbery lit-re."

Pllllllfl BUYER llN FIIBSI Pllllll

In a series oi‘ lntvrvleivs with locul potato buyers and lhc officers of the Seed Pottito (iroivers l soclution the (lilairitlun has lust-um- ulntcd the folloivlilg opinions on the ltucstiou of frost proof ivnrc- houses and inodenily tins learned Slillltfllllllg of the situation coll- irontlng the growers who uro now looking for prospective markets.

In most lnstatlccs the guitlctnell lnlervileivctl have expressed the opinion that the ldcn of i1 ware. house at 'I‘0rillcntllte. as silggcsttitl by (‘npt- Itcud is a very good one. Onc oi’ its ‘JIIVIIIPQIIKPI-i ovi-r tho sltitlon and siding ivnrchouse wits .ts more ideal location and likely

lesser cost. Some others while, General Pershing I Now On List

0f Retired

(Canadian Press) ,_ W A S ll- l N t1 TO N. Sc pt clil her 12. — G o n. oral Persh- ing will be r e til r c. d from active service l0- tn I g It t a t midnight by orders ls- s u e d allil signed pcr~ sonnlly by l’ r o s ldent Coolidge as commander. ill-chief of the a r m y and navy of U ~n tit e d

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The order, lssued- only in cases of retrlement of military officers who held the rank of full general, will take tile form of a iicnvml ml-

S GIVE VIEWS F WllREllllllSES

agreeing with tilts nlade certain reservations. -

_ Mr. It. id. Mlltcll saw much that was soulld ill the ldcocf a innin- land ivnrclloustl and also thought that the proposal to build station \\‘.ll‘(‘llilIISl‘.‘l was a fczisibleoile. 'i‘hl-rcivzis n necd for Increased

\\'i1I't‘ll(IlISC ncconlodtitloirl at Char» lt)i.l.i."i0\i'll if tho expected ship- ments by water ivere to be nladc before the clbse of navigation.

in discussing thc market pros- pects Mr. lilntch I-lkiltl that. as yet nothing very iheflnltle could be said- New Brunswick llilll tilts year grown. extensively both seed and table stock. In the next few weeks several vessel cargoes would leave St, John for tho West Indies, whose possibilities as u marklst were always restricted to one cargo of potatoes a week. Ill- questioned ‘the soundness of the growing of such a large crop of both commercial and seed potatoes as would be harvested on the ls- lzllltl this fall.

Mr. Nelson Rattcribury also ap proved of the building of a ivaru- house at Tuflllfillilflé, tilough he thought that if it was economically possible to erect smaller frost proof station warehouses that nluch oi‘ the loading work could be done by the farmers themselves and expenses kept down.

Iilr. Rattenbury was of lho optn lon that ilot enough was being done to find n suitably large market for commercial stock. The amount of full shipping had greatly de- creased.‘ With vessels bound from Montreal and various Atlantic ports passing Charlottetown har» bor every day. tho Island was los~ ‘ng n good opportunity for greater trading possibilities with tho dis- ttricts and ports‘ on the Gulf of St. Lawrence. To gain this potential market only needed a little co- operation on the part of buyers. who might easily pool their re- sources, keep representatives in Newfoundland and several of tho

nouncenient to the army that Gon- ernl Pershing has passed to the ro~

tilled lllt,

larger ports. and charter their

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lnittcd the big robbery at Ilnngot‘ ' a short time ago. tine car ivus re-

Speak, to the multi- tude instead of to a

MAXIMS '> or‘ "A MERCHANT

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lilllilllllllllll IIEIEBIIES ill at l|5|l

To Charlottetown T0- day and Tomorrow ——W1‘ll Receive Cordial Wel- come. .

'l'otilorrow l-vltltilg betivooil fifty and sixty di-legaltt-s of the Cana- dian Club will nrrtvu ill Charlolte~ town for a iwek-cliil visit. 'l‘hcy come froln llllllfllX and hayo just concludcil their annual meeting ill Si. ‘John which lasted fronl the 9th to 11th of Sl-tttl-nlbcr.

Tho 'l‘oill'l'st and Auto Associa- tion have made .'irrzlngelncuts for their reception and entertainment. 'l‘lte tourists will he lnct at llortltelt by motors and will receive an offl- ral wl-lconll- frolil lhi- Ill. tluvcrilol‘ the l’l't‘li|lt'l‘ and tho Illnyol‘ 0i’ (‘harlottl-toirii. 'l‘hl‘-y will be con- \'4'_\'I'tl to till.- city by unto.

(in Sunday niornlltg llli‘ ill-logates will enjoy u sail, in motor lannches| llllillll and olitsdi- tho harbor.- Attei" nil auto drive about. the city t-ilvirtltinlcnts in tbt- ilftemoon they will ho driven to llrnckloy and will Sllll at Shzllws llotcl.

'i‘ht-_v' will leave on return on the early Itloildny triin.

The members of thc (‘zlliadlon (‘lllb are l‘i-]il‘t‘!<lllil|ll\'t‘ llll'l1 from tlli*'l' Wllioiis llOIlll’ cities. , Mr. F. \\'.'iltl\l' llynlliiiall of this city was a ill‘li’l',illi‘ at llll‘ annual confor- t-nle

tlhurcil-lhilics Are Returned By Reds

(Special to The Guardian)

I-)'l‘(!li.\ll.-\.li7.lN. Armenian. Sept. l2. .\ll the property seized from llIi‘.-'1\I‘IlI(’lIlil1I Church during the f.~|nllll».- of IUZO-Zl. tzleiudiilg tnrllt/ lllousatiils oi -.’. lilrs‘ wultb of g_ol<f and isllvcl" l'lltllll'l’ll communion clips. ihoue, crux" as nun candel- abra, tins brcn l‘t'lill'll ‘d by the 110s cow; thorities to tho Arnlcnlan

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.\ll‘. J. \\'. Ito-utter. Secretary of the Potato (Irowero Association, ll-turiled Wellilesilny evening lrolli a business visit to Norfolk, Virgin» i.l. .\ll‘_ Iloulter l‘(‘.])()_‘)i.S that the po- lnto growers of that state had a vol-y disastrous season and a lnali who did not have a potato crop_ ivas better off financially than tho man who had. ' Potatoes sold lrolii $1.50 to $2.00 ]lt'l‘ barrel. tho barrel itself cost: int; ‘lllv growers 50c to 75c. Natur- ally the ill-altars find it difficult to interest the farmers in the l)lll‘i'llll' sing ot‘ seed. Tilt-l connections of llll’ Aslsol-lzltinn are, howevl-l‘, such that. they will be obleio tilace with tllt- soutllt-rtl growers seed colndd ss of the amount ship lust Uul- people should l'l'llll'/(1 how impossible it is for their secretary‘ to toll tbcln any- thing very doilnitte regarding the prnpollioll of the crop that will bc muikt-tletl during the taarlj‘ fzlll or to state t>hc price that will be paid per bushel as all litllf-S up to the end of llt‘.(‘("lllilli‘l' are ])t)t)lt‘il and ill titre sales would zlffect flier-lion‘ those already mad-e which he con sitters very satisfactory. It‘ grnivcrs will continue to tixcrcist- their con fldl-ncv. in tho mnnagcnlont the; may ri-st nssnr-‘d that all will bu done that in possible under ihu till liclilt conditions that now tuxlst. So far as ,l‘illl bl- zlsccriaiiled llllrl pro vint-t- has bet-n more fortunate in their sales to date than any ()lllt'i‘ 1€|‘t'll growing section. While not being nndnly optiniistirw. Mr. Iloull». or returned ill tnncii better stiirils than he otnrll-d on his journey south ’I‘ht- Association in fillllCdVlll" ing. to makc'tlil= bcsl arrilngenlt-iiti; possible. tor the handling of tabb- siock. ‘llhey are compelled to do this bccilulse of the llllfllll-lly ill"? will not iliiillll the high standard. required for seed ccrtiilcntlonyzintl ‘their members are insisting that all the potatoes grown by them nu’ dor tnspetetitiil iaholl be hnlldlctl by the Association.

Hitllolics and tho .'\l'illt’llliill l'lllll‘\‘ll.

'l'h<- propcl't_v. lll‘llll’ll'll"i ill ill!‘ V ill-re. tilts four huge pack inc. <-:i.<l~.<_ lt will be 1‘"illSiI‘ll)lllI’Il to tho local adl-urchcs frolil \Vlllt'll it \vns t‘tillll‘\t'llil'tl.

’I‘l;is is loo first time Ill tho his- tory oi" tho Soviet that such prop erty has been restored l0 tho churches.

which has hown

DIGSCIDNDANT 01*‘ (‘OLUM BUS

The Duke of Alba. a Silanlsh noblcmail who holds tho Scottish llilv of Iluke of Ilerlvlck. is a direct dcsceliilzint of James II. of Eng- land and also of (‘ltrlsttitilicr (‘o- lulninis. Ilo is In the United States lo witness tho International polo games at hlendow Ilrook.

Cathedral of the '

{Thieveswgecurew Valuable Loot

l (special to the Guardian)

I IlItlS'i‘t)l., It. 1., Sept. 13.~—1\ll' Iltllllltivlllvlli of the robbery of $5.- looo in jewelry front Blithcwootl. ltllierry llill. the summer homo of -\\’ilIiaiti L. lllcKi-c, prominent BOS- ton shoe mail on Sept. 7. ivas madl- today by the police. While Mrs. Mc- Roo nlnl other members of the household were on the first floor of the house, the thtevlvs ent-eroll the second storey and secured loot ivhich included stivernl diamond rings, thrct- tioarl nt-trklaccs, a dia- mond lnlr pin and a gold watch. Although Providence inspectors have been ndvlscil the local police said no clues have been found.

Wolneifs Honesty Is Due To Fear

(special to The Guardian) ASIIBUILY PARK. N, .l., Sept. 1L’ Women. as a rule, have more rt" gard for honesty than men. Fred W. Withoy of the Nutiolinl Sufvl)’ Company" today told the dtilegzltes ail-ending the annual session oi" the New Jamey Ilotellueifs Associa- tion. but he ascribed this rcsflftl for the truth principally to an Cit" inent of fear.

Tho coinpzirisotis were brought out by an. Wlthoy during an all’ ilncss. tthc subject of which Wl-fl “Crooks, the (lreatcst hlelulco to Ilotehnen." lite llgclilretl that iii no other business enterprise were those responsible obliged to u» sumo such great chnilccs.

Palmtop firgira

Tid-biis on lhcTip of Every

Tongue

Vol. 1, No. 55

A Health Order

New Zealand health authori- ties, particularly in Auckland. are co-operatinq In the distribu- tion of chocolate. ‘ encouraging its wider ule a; a health giving food.

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Charlottetown. September 13. 1924

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FREE

207 drug stores out of a pos- siblc 217 Montreal ordered Meir’: Chocolates

in (many -' of them for the first time) lome month: ago. then all have re-ordered and are becom-

ing regular customers.

Since

Have you tried some of the new Moss Marshmallow?

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EMINENT DIVINE

ltcv. (I. (‘nmpbcll Alorgiln, fam- olls pre tfllicl‘ from London, Ithlg- Iund, is starting lull on n tour of Untnrio and the illni-ltimti Pro- vlnccs.

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Flashed In Over Last Minute News the Wires

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(Canadian Press.)

GARDEN CITY. N. Y., Sept. ‘ll-American golfers were ah- ead of their British opponents (today in the three out of four foursome when the 35 holes Walker cup matches were in- terrupted for luncheon. One match W313 square after the 18th hole.

ROME, Sept. 12.-Armando Casallnl. Fascist deputy died in a hospital today from two rc- voiver wounds inflicted upon him this morning by Giovanni, working man who when arres- ted told Fascist militiamen that he had illrcd upon Signor Cas- alini to avenge the late Giac- como Mattsteo.

LIHU ISLAND. Ofkausl, Sept. 12.—Pollce aided by na- tional guardsmen with fixed

bayonet; and machine guns continued their round up today

qr Fun-pine strikers involved in the riot last Tuesday at McBryden plantation, mar

Hancpehe in which 16 Filllpin- 0s and four policemen weie kil led. 130 alleged strikers are held in laid here on charge; in connection with the disturban- ce. 1—~<Q0>-—--

American Tennis Players Retain The Davis Cup

(Canadian Press)

(IlillthlAN'I'()\VN t‘ltl("I\'lC'l‘ (‘LIIIL Plillnill-Itilila. Sept. 12.’. — The Uavsi (flip t'Illl)ll’l1l of the ln- tcriin.llli:l.'il Inwll tennis champion ship remains in the United Stat is for ullotilvl‘ _Vt‘lll‘. This ivns assur- ctl today when \\'llllunl '1‘. 'I‘flllcll 2nd. Philadelphia. and \\'illlnnl ll. Jilllllfitlll. (‘lllifrun'.'l, z\llii’l‘li'l.ll tcnlu won from (lvlaltl Patterson and Pat (Yliarn Wood, Auslrnlllils. threc out of four sets. Score 5-4‘. 6-3, t3——-l, 6-1.

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Professor t‘. It. Fay, of the Ill-- purtlnt-nt of Political Economy of 'l‘oronto University and late of ('llllll)I‘ltl1Z,'i‘.. lslilglailtl is now (In the tiourso of n tour through the hlari- llllltlfl) (l1 a visit to this province.

The Plnufessous object is to study. in (‘Ollllvtfllflll with his uln- versily work, the economics of land neltlcnlcnt with special reference o v

(a) The work of the Soldier's Scttleitlcnt Llourd

(b) The co operniioil of orgzliii~ zatlon for the marketing of pro- ducc.

Ho. leaves on Monday for the Anilapolis Valley, having already been through the valley of the St. John river and adjacent parts of New Brunswick.

Speaking of the work being done by thc Soldiers Settlement Board in tilts province and olsoivhere. Prof. Fay stated that in view of the present severe agricultural de- pression very good work was being

FllXl EXPERIME

rangeineilts With inent for the Ere ' ment of an Exp Station On M ' R0

The Provincial (ioverntilent has just completl-il zll-rilngenlents with the lJi-parttnenl ut Atifltillllllu‘. at Utlawil for the girovision oi" a I-‘ox Iilxirvrtmtintal Station a; Charlotte- town.

The fok l).'l’t'tlt‘l'.'~l lIiHI’ provided the land for the ranch and in zill- dition have agreed to supply twenty-live. tialrs of Rlll.'i‘l'liJ.\1t‘r<. The land sl-ltectetl is lll tht- vicinity

Mr. Percy Barlow Rabbit Breeder

Thl- Sydney and Islands rcvlevv of Vancouver, Ii. (H, (zontalns the following report of the rabbit brooding expcrinlent of Mr. I’. liar- low formerly of (Jhnrlottetoivn.

. Mr. P. Barlow, who started some

time ago In tlit- rabbit breciling iii-- ilnstry, at All llay. has nil-t with tart-at snccl-ss at. the recent \"zincnui' l‘l' and Vil-tonia Exhibitions. hlost of his stock is front “Tile Ivor Rah- bltr_ " Soilthport, El1glanrl,_o\vlllwll by Mr. Irvine, zirrllitcct, of South- port, whosi- hobby has bet-n for years the blending oi‘ rabbits, and the frst mun to introduce into I-Jllr- opo the breeding in (‘Ollllllllllflll of iliw rt-nl (‘llllirhillu of South Anlvll ca. The wild (‘lllnchlllzl of South Anlcril-n is now ullnost extinct.