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'Clean Every Window

m the House f

this Fall, with a 25c can of C-it and a few clean dusters. No water, soap or powder used.

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, .' ~ lil. 011 C Unveil. on Ewell Macbouguli will prellch Sat-`

~'. ' -lust 5. lima" ¢1°thm°l9t°“ed with - was bfnmlgbt up but no decision uruay, 12th, ln Coleman. at 7.30 p.

ii the liquid--a light rub over the “"1” wflved et- Mrs. Rose also ln.. and slnllllnll lzlul, tu cnlemall

vlllwumsed very much the »1lw0lH‘- ut 10 30- sullllllel-glue at 3. :mtl

Sl.11'f&C¢ and lmmCdlatCly WIPCCI _ ing of Convenors. _So lt wats- mov- Cape iT,-Qverge M 7 p_m_ off with a clean’ dry cloth_ od secontitd that Convenors lla ap- ____

pointed ss follows.

' . . - - - - _ Convenor oi' National events- |-|-|0N__The SL _yuh Slnda T,,|,.. I With C-lt all hard rubbing is eliminated and win Mm J_,,,,e5 S.,,,,.,.h_ ,mph wnmmq _Miz ‘newi that

flows are ,cleaned clean in a quarter the time. convcnvr of Better S¢'h°°l* will ln- of intel-est to l-lla gelwl-at

Mlm Wl"'"m'9d T"”l“‘"< public ‘Tile llsllulnl Bl-r-c*rl»~r~l who

(‘onv-nor of Iionle Ecollllllllrsf-

li 8'01- ' ' sttvltiii thu St. Stepliell Exlrlhi-

‘ At Grocers O 'can MF. Nelson C‘n<r:`|9~i H M lioilluiil t~e~l'lz1inly holllling up t-heir

onvelnor o gr cu - ure ~ rs. ,,_p",mm,ns in ,nh _ir ,.,...,[,(,,-uve

Departnxent and Sllilflilillli 0|’ < w"`|`|“"‘ M"“"h~ _ lines. I-t sltutes “Alllon-g tllln 'hezlvv H3tdW8r¢ SIOTCB [590 lf] M0l\¢Y R2f\\l'|d°d J0§:“;;:‘,‘:;"\ 0' E“‘mlg"“"°“ "`M"S' lf:-lt pllze winners wert- G. L. Bos-l

Balto Oflicet 32'-30 Front St.. W.. Toronto 1. Ont.

well, Roper Blot, .ind Earle ln~‘:o

CB-\1Bdl C-it P1’0d\1¢fSl Limifed There was then 8 `d‘°“ghU'ul re' of P. E. Island.” Mr. lngg won five

Fu¢¢ofylWoodno<:k,0n¢. ilillll-ION EiV‘*“ bl' MTS- RMS which Fits-ts, seven set-ollds and two

_ Wfl'-9 Very lllllflh U~lll“`0ff|fli9d IW lhlrdts, :rs wvll as tht* sptwiul prize

If _______ __ __ ______....__ _:__ ___ i’ illfwstt present. and wllloh wills lol- in the ,,,i|k|,,g ,.,,,,.,,__.,, _“.h|,.h Wag.

EGG LAYING CONTEST 'Chalk I,m_km_.H Rocks ned mr mh,lnwo¢l ll tl nlotlon that :t pmgranl “.0 _. A .s|-,-,, .ow .. ,,,,‘,n.3.

plutle witll 37 eggs; Cllu.s_ M<:l(en- W1”

Y ll hy ills yt ll .t . Q

Fl`fUliZ0<i f0¥‘ the Ilffxf “Wei-ing Pride" over other hreetls.

Notes on the P. E. laland Egg Lay. "NH Rock" ware ‘nh Wm! ,mnggsz nlll nn Ell‘t.nrtuill.lnent conllnitltee .__

ln., cohort for on -au. wut Wm fwwlnlml- MACNIE-M=¢QuARR|ElAl1 rl"-

Enalng sept. 4, 1925.

'rho total production forthe week

was 662 eggs, this being 11 less than the production for the previ-' ous week. The total number ol' eggs laid to dnte is 31,235, This is 1450 eggs more tllull produced in the some period lust your.

G, F. (}onnor's Le;-:horns lcd thc

contest for the week with u pro-

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agnln lending the contest with rt Emu

production to dutc of 1906 eggs. A ,|e||gh.m,| ]un¢h Wm; than Jwmas Macquarrle of Santa BMW hi I A ne.

Stun that

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or l`luntuin's llocks were 'ithl ,H

Nitflii'Erigiilif'iltititiéighiiii “"" " i” "“’ "‘°"'”"‘” "‘"" ""7 "‘"“- “"1" "“‘f=‘"‘“ "1" 'Wide "‘li`l`.ii i...i.i`.-"'..i'ytl'}.§t'. gr-ffl].»tl'."“i»'i'.i.i..l`.`f

mgnilng elmzrd hy silllgiwg me Na ltullent A. lMat'nle_ ‘son ol' Mtr. aiitill) ,,|, . , _ _ ‘

week nrc now in second plnre wllll .b~,,,ml Amhem 1_0 mem, again on ‘Mm A_ Mlwllh, of Ardmore 9,,-eel] ‘f"'~ "N i"l'_- "ml "l""_’1 ml"*f"l|"“"

0<l\l<‘t.l0n 0! 1901 esss. -I0-“L 'lllllll--stlny. S<ft»tf~"ll>°\‘ 29» 'Wt 'l‘h°'tlll.~t' ci-ly. in-v. A. Anolon larow11'i;m H""‘,"."' 'fy "M m"""°‘ “M

(7fU'"llCl\i|0|'5 ROW" ‘lm 'limi Wm' home of iliri. Jffilil Smlih- lllit'i<-int:-lll et tht- curl-lllotly :ut 8\;,,U.'Ii]| \\l_mil,liW' ,Ill-i.;n.e[|.m"‘|v ii!"

é`<o-¢»l- l,-,.|(~.Ltk |~m,-mp, ||,,, ,_,w.v§(_0 Janwql _l le tettllllll\_\, _ |_ .intl _\l|s.

eggs; Walter Buntnin's Rocks

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34 eggs; mul sllllmcoll Jolt-lm, “inf” (f‘t."_m§"“I’ml 't|;»=;t;v]een»|v:g<i:lI:sutgolimplpc;

kim’ lfocim wmie sth Wm' "megg_”`?Cl'0HS be i'€llll€‘Slf'lI 'I0 HW9 1‘h"_terlnll Chnroh on `(]}1lii’i'ortl stlrtlei.

1”- U’""°l'S l»°‘¢l"f"‘-‘l “"=‘<=llll<lren or the Du-trlct ll .\trdltml.Pr0v,dem,€_’ R_ In W 9,, Mm, Ma,

CHURCH O FSCO`|'LAND.~-M

i~I_ t‘. Itnllerlsoll will preacll Sal:-; ' hath, iiith, at Cape 'i`ra\'erse, :ltl lllilll ;DeSallie at 3, and Argyle:

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MacLEOD-LARGE NUPTiALSi

A, Ai. .\1ac[.eud, _Chestnut St., was'

l\..»flllill_g early yesterday morning' will-ll Marlon Louise Macl_eod_l

4762-9»9-31 duulgililer ui' .\ir. and Mrs. Angusl

N, .\iln»L+-iid. North_\\'1ltshire, he-I

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ell tgilli.-til and winsollle ill a suit; ot' lnlrtflllldy velour with seal trilll-.

lllillu; ulltl hat to match and cur-l rirti ll l»nt|lle~t'ol’ asters and nlaident llziir l't>l-ll. llniy the illlnlt-tiiate re l.-lllltfsv nt' the bride und groom be- ing; llw-sell! The llride was thot l-twiplt-nt nt' many beautiful pre-i sl-ull-s illvllltling checks iroln the p:l|‘t-nts tlt' the lllitie ilnii groonll :uni Il, llitlg-nl' Shaw in whose of- i'i<t- lllv llritle \vas etllplnyetl ns,

>~l|~lltlg|'zt|»ilel' for n ntllnher oft _v--.'ll:~l, also cut glass. sllvc»,`lllltlll,‘ ctr. t'l~ll`lll fl‘icnds and relzltives.1

i .'§Zf.`§I”.i1’i...fl`;i`.f,_f‘.IIf.'i_ THE (IENIRM GUARDIAN ` 1”

nta met flor t-heir monilhly meeting I

f on Thursday. Aug. 27, at the - -nf--~ -»- . ..

.=' llonlo of M-rs. Ernest. Currie. ` , |

The m¢.9|,ln5 wa., c.xc,,m|o,m||y SHOP from HoIman'a Cptalug. ,

.= large all the members 'bein re- 1 l l rent and several visi-mm. g P stack slvss ,umsrso

Prominent among fthe' visitors CHUR°H_S@FVi0‘“ »l0l110l`l'0“` '(Fl`|'

was Mrs. J, A, R039 of ]_,akf.y|p¢ day) vvcning at 8 p. nl. 'Every- Sllore at 7 p.ln. Special coliectitlllsl

tl she made the meeting very inter- Md! W®l¢`0ll\€- `

eating by many usefull hints to-

ward; the can-ylug on of the Work NOTICE. -Parties desiring *»~t0`-Tile residence ot' Mr. and Mrs.l of lille [,n5,|_|¢,u.¢_e and mm dm _hm fill LINKS with Flowers for thel

utmost to intake olealr to thc mem- Odd Fellows’ Decoration Day Ser- till: st-elle of a very pretty autumn

~ ._ hers ‘many points regarding the af- vices will please call 510-J not lat-

- fairs of the Institute, particularly er than Friday, the 11th lust.

the question of District Conven- tions which come- of the nlnntllers

d'd not clearly umiers-nlnd. 'Phe ci-luscl-1 or scoTLANo_-_ nov. ullln- me wus or nr. John Newton

I.:ll_r;e, :lon of Mr. and Mrs. A. N i.:l|'.'-ie, L'llurlottetown. Rev. Wil trwl .\iul,<»ori of New Glasgow, P. li i., oificistetl. Asters, sweet pens und other blooms were ef- fl>ctivt=ly arranged against a back-

AT THE ST. STEPHEN EXHIB- gltlnllli ot' golden glow The llritle

who was llllzltlclldeti was given in lllltll-izlgw l hcl' t-lthor und l‘lk '

To Business A

and to Professional Men

As previous experience has taught you ---- there is no safer 'place for your surplus funds than Dominion 0f.Canu<la Bonds. _

They are us good as Cash'-fi'l¢ supreme coiiaterai-to say nothing of the vt-ry desirable interest yield, meanwhile.

It should also be said that every previous V(/;n°, Victory and Refund- ing Loan issue of tile Dominion of Canada is now selling above the original price- ~~some in fact at a

|’l`hl~ sgrnnlll l‘et'ui_veti at lovely lunt-_ I gongidcrdblg prellliuxn,

,her trllulr front the (‘harl0tteto\\'ll‘ lldirl- Dept, Tile r:roonl`.~l slit to th"

ilnirlre was a substantial check.

_Plcrnltls ln her murrlzl,-.ge Incl

‘|"“"|°“' 'fm L~ M'3"Q\‘“"`le- d“'“m‘i""° ‘Mllllldte wus tenderel ' nlisseila

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d“C"°“ or 48 eggiii W' G' M°D“"_' ure 4th with 1767 eggs; lddwnrd K ald's Rocks were second with 4.1 nulpnps Leghoms. pen Nm 3_ am mm 955557 Sam McPh°"‘°“'S I“’gi’°""" 5th with 1728 eggs; Mrs. F. Mein- mln wer” 3rd' Wm' 42 egg” Ed' nm' tyre's White Leghorns are llth with solln

pitt’s Legllorns, Pen No. 3, and 1691 “ggi

Joi* Carmichneiys `B’""'e‘l nocksl Production for the wcok was "ed for ‘nh Dim" with 39 eg5"‘|47.28 per cent. of the nossll>ie._ Mlmmra Llnlmcllt for annum.

each; Mrs. F. Hnllltlny‘s Roclfsttnd

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. CHARLOTTETOWN _ GUARDIAN ELECTION

CONTEST

Closes Thursday, .October 22nd, 1925 at 8 P. M.

TEN HUNDRED DOLLARS IN PRIZES

I-low many votes 'will be polled in this Province in the coming General Federal

lllootlon 1

'PHE Cl-lA'RLO’l"IlE’1‘0WlN GUARDIAN is oiferlmg Ten Hundred D011-an in cull

for the beat estimates.

The Content is not political propaganda, and there can be no juggling of ngureu

aa the correct returns will be furnished by the Government Statlslui-sn. and will be

public property.

Hem 1| the Prize Mat?

A TOTAL OF TEN HUNDRED DOLLARS

To THB GUARDIAN subscriber who CASH

aenda the correct natituate-the lum of Five Hundred Dollura . . . . . . . ... I 600.00

To THE GUARDIAN subscriber who

aenda the nearest to correct estimate -the lam of Two Hundred Ind Fifty Dollars ....... . . . . . . . . . . . . ... 0 250.00

To THE GUARDIAN subscriber who

nada the second nearest to correct ultimate-the lum of Ono Hundred Dnllara . . . . . . . ..... ......... ........ll00.09

To THE GUARDIAN subscriber who ' acnda the third nearest to correct oatimato-the aum of Fifty Dailara I 50.00

To Tlllii GUARDIAN luhlcrlber who CAII sends the fourth nearest to correct estimate-the num of Twenty Dollars 0 20.00

To the nel! tan aubacrlbcrl who lend

the next nearest correct estimates- Two Dollars and Fifty Cents each 0 25.00

To the next twenty-ilvu who lend the next nenrclt correct eatlmatel-Ona Dollar each l 25.00

To the next alxty who lend tba nearest correct estimator-Fifty Cents nach ..... . . . . l0.l»

'A’I'0!l1of . . . . ......................l1.(l00.U

100 PRIZES IN ALL

Only one of the flva capital pl-ina may be won by any one person

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ELECTION STATISTICS '

Populction oc P. in 1, ..... .-.-.--._.----.---- 03.016 _ Numbofof People Voting. 1921 _---__---_----_- 52.444

N0‘llll-fllbo women voted ln 1921. 'Dhey wtlltl voto '

again in tho coming election,

How to Make Estimates

The subscription price of 'IYHE CHA.RI.0'I"l‘E'1‘0WlN 0UA'R.DIAlN la live Dolkma

A You in the Oity and 84.00 by madl on the llsltmd. '

A lfull years subscription paid dlroct to the Office will entitle the subscriber to

lake one estimate in the GUA_l1.DlAN'S Elootllon Contest,

TW!! 9ilbI¢\'lDilons or two years' subscriptions will entitle this subscriber .to mah

cbroo estimates. 'film-oe subscriptions will entitle h-lm to live estimates. The docillua of the Editor is Final. All estimates must uccolllpany the subscription, and no changes

will be Allowed afterwards.

ELECTION CONTEIT

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‘ The Dcolalon of thu Editor in the Election Contact Shall in Fllnal

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dom. ,md wash _them Wm, h0;M.ame_‘,' wore H gown of Dnchmyw l‘lli|l’t]lt;;lle_ PrtHlllces_ On their re !

and Wllllr ill 12051 01199 3 ~lat-in with plurl trlnnnlni.: and a my Sli” “' reside at ml mu"

week, . tlll-lo vcill cutlgllt willh orange blos~ ‘ '

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-mins. Silo r:l.rrlt\tt xl sllower hott- qnet of roars und lilies of 'the vul- fley. .bliss 'Stella M. Howe twtns lll‘l<l.-_=.sml`tllll`and wlore pencil geor- ,gultt-. crvpe und t~:lrrit-tl. llllltlterfly. roses. The lll'i¢iet;l~<l1\lll lvutc, ntielnl- ell by -his llrotllor, Mlllrnlllll Mucnie. |The ushers were tillnrll-s A. Pike. cousin ui’ -tllr in'ltl»\: l'h|\\'urtl Sill- oock, lEverct'| iluvluili und l<‘r:\nk- Iilt‘Oider. Tilt- l't-ueptlitln following --wus .held in win- t‘lllll~t~ll pulriors, which were t-ifectlwely tif.-comteti with paints and p;lutllnli_ Lsltnr Ml' and Mrs. Mucnie left for u, trip thl-ougbtlhe White l\ionllltzlill>`t_ A11, ter Oct. 1, tht.-y will llc ul llo_lne all 10 Hy»nl‘a tstreet. Gtltsltu were pl'.t=~,

sent from Wol'cestcu' and South- bllidge, Mass.

PRINCETOWN ROAD AND VI.C|NlTY.-Tile farlllt-rs in this! tvlcinity are busily ellguged ill llul-‘

Ivesltnlg one of tile ingest grttilll lcrops ever seen ill this seclinil ol’

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PERSONALS

liir. \\':ttsun l"Pl‘gtl.~;0ll sp.-nt La

_ y att l<`-ln|ltl_s~ .`\lills_ `

_iwnles lltlsllulli, Sl. Pt-ters,§ vi.-1.-lior to the city ye.-sttel‘day.l

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R. (I. Rollll who has been? ing _~tonle~ iinlt- on lillv lslzlntli - 'l-l.|ll'll.~’ll io his hollle in Newt

;;ll\\'_ for Lt \'u1_-uti(;_ll_

Dcnulllillatitllls: $100, $500 and $1,000

Price: 97.25 and interest, yielding over 4. 75%

Orders may be telegraphed or telephoned (collect) through 'your usual bond dealer or through any branch of any chartered bank in Canada.

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IN \'ct‘uzl Foilev lllutol-ed fronljing lin tlhe, city, the guest of the lat- 'Ml'. E, C. Mchatchy le-ft Monday Mr. and .\lr.~;_ .ltiaurtre O(`ullllell lottetowll Slllltluy alll! ~lpent,ter’s sister. Mrs, James McNeill, .'.:l~ .\lpll.~:oll, .\'. ll., utter spentiltlg Farnlllllllll, were vlisitors to tho

at her home at Founds? Kent Street. 'tile \vt»,t~k-»=nti ill .Mt Herbert.

_ _“__ Mr, A. Rlwsei Mark. Marltllllt

S ‘Miss Dot. Fergneson, Charlotte- .\ir. \‘t'lillt»l't ilcss :tml Ml-_ Gtr- SllpPl'illltl~lltlcllt of the LaSalle Ex

l.\ir. and Mrs. Ardolphlls De\sja.r-3£0l\n_' is spending tt few days at ultl lilll;f‘yn<\. t`ll.lrlottotowlt. spent lcnslon Unlversllty, Halifax N tllllvs of \\'ollo>:.trln_ Mass.. are \'lsit-iF0ttlnls Mills time truest of Mr. and _\i<llnl.l_\- vl.-'llnl.', fr'e>nds at_ Gian S. was -,t pussemger -to tll tlty

_ _‘___ _ __ _ _ lMrS_ \\'lll. D_ Colley. \'iEln :rrlfl Fotllltlg Mills. 'I`lt"“<l£\y llli~:hl_

vit y yesterday _

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tour fair Island.-‘Work on the lp- lpsirs oi' the United Churcll is ul-' most completed and is presclllillg a very credirtahle co|ltrur:t_ Ml; .\iuc Neil of liulltel' llivcl' did tiny palnlt~ ing.-Mr. liunlnlonzl Crallh is ro- pnirlng ills dwelling llunec_ Mr. Spurgeon Gillespie and son ll:l\-el the colltrtlcl.-We are pleusvtl ini see Mr. Nelson Hell out again lli'l~‘l'f his recen| accident. Mr. Bell ilud ni narrow escape lronl being severely hurt while leaving tlle llolel willll tl,

spirited horse which hc was tlriv'|' ing, he hecunle-trightelleti nlllitlllgy n d'zlsll for the other side olltllr-l street dragging Ml‘_ Deli. ltllr-kilyl for hiln he escupctl wiill_ a feul bruises und rt had sllaklng llp,--Unrl school is pl'ogl-vssitlg tnvllllrllllly, under the Ienclner Miss 'Nr-'Min Mac-l Donald of Hunter Rivt»r.~aMr, llau'»: old Proud ot' Loyaiisi had the good] luck of cnptllrillg n fox ill-itllltfillul tu ons oi' the llelgltbnrs runt-llt»s.i Upon entering his dwelling llllllsni Mr. Proud was l-nll'pl'ilnld to llllll_ the onnning gentleman lnlsilyi feasting ill fthe pnllliry. Mr. lox wllsf at once 'returned to the ownnrs ._ #<0-A

lfur Boro Fest/-illlnurd'a Llnlment.

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J. K. ROSS

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ROSS MILLER BESCUIT C0 L

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FOX AND DOG BISCUITS, STOCK FOODS

Nutritional Biscuits For Children

Your attention is called by this anilottllccnltnt to the

new Rona-Miller Biscuit Company located at f.‘.-lparlec, Ontario.

Mr, J. K. Ron, the originator of the |I=\il~=I5Fll U"~3°"‘l

Co., Charlottetown, has rctlleti ivonl its vll.tn.»»_lrl\lt:llt and

has cntered into partnership wltil :Vlr_ George |\'llllel‘, cxpcrt baker of Toronto, to engage in lllrlllutocltlrlllp lot _:nd dog biscuit, stock foods, and nutlrtlolml biscuit lor tlllltlrr-n and invalids. Recoqn|z|ng.1he expansion oi tll¢’i’u>t btlsillllas in [-jgatcrn Canada ad ilu raptrl dcvcloplncllt u?l oxcr Western

Canada Messrs. Rosa and Mlller sue lll it a n_u:t.onal indus- try of great importance and have tIlt~rt-'fore decided to build a factory at a central point in Ontario, ln deciding upon Napanee, Ontario they have picked out a strategic centre for dlatrlbutlon of goods besides being nearer the great Canadian flour mills, Napanec ls midway between Montreal and Toronto where the Ottawa junction connects with.thg main C. N. Fi. line. It is thus in the very centre of the most populous part of Canada. Cheap labor and hydro-electric power arc syllable at this point. The faoiiory as chown above la a modern brick building 100 by 48 feet and fitted with the latest labor-caving machinery. The revolving oven la one of the largest in Canada. its capacity

being 12,000 to 16,000 lbs of flour daily.

A joint atock company Io being formed to be known as

thc Roaa~M'iiler Bdaeult Co., Ltd., on tm, board of which wlil, bg aome of the moat prominent fur farmers of Canada. Then gentlemen will form an advisory committee on the

best practical methods of feeding foxes, dogs and other fur

bcarlvlg anllllals. The company ls fortuniate ln securing the services of :ln eminent chemist, Dr. G, W. Morden. M, A.. Ph. D. ur. ing, _l nr-ntlemen who has studied chemistry in Eumpe :lllri tl.-lf. ll.-lcl seven years practical work In the Manitoba Agrlcultural College In food anaiylla and animal nt=tl~iilr\n. Tin- formulae used in making ‘the biscuit are tlllufvr ins .ldvlcr :tml dlrectilon. _Tllg management of thc vt-w complllly will llc undcr Mr. J, K. Fiona who has had ten ycll-sz expel-lcllcc in manufacturing fox biscuit and ia well known as an autilolhty on animal foods. it ia tha aim oi the company to make their product the standard fox and dog Biscuit ni Canada aa well aa a un-lverani food for all fur

bearing animals.

Professor A, F, Hanauld recently a teacher of aolence

in Prince of Wales College has become a partner in the Floss-Miller Biscuit Co.. and ia at present superintendent of the factory. Mir. Hanuuid has eatablilhed a fox farm in Ontario and had a practical knowledfc of faeda and feed ng.

The management of the Company will be under Mr.

Rona who will give his personal attention to publicity and sales management, '

The factory la now In full swing turning out from three

to four tone of biscuit daily. Two leading wholesale houses have been appointed dlatrlhutora for thla province, Carter and Co., Charlottetown and Brace and MacKay and Co.. Sul-vvmt-rald¢_

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