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SEEDED RAISINS

FOR

XMAS BAKING

Seeded raisins will be used

than ever this year on account of} the very high price of Currants. | We have just received over 2,000} bs of Griffin & Skelly’s Eagle Brand which is by far the best California Seeded Raisin on the market. The'| seeds have all been taken out of the raisins by a machine, leaving the! pulp ready for use, and thus saving

Gces up east River on Monday afternoon at

more |

you a lot of time and and trouble in | p. m; returning | ro and

preparing for your Xmas baking.

BEER & GOFF, Gregcys:

wW.D. ROSS,B.A.

ATTORNEY AT LAW Attheoffice of A. A Mctean, Q C., Brown’s lock, Ch’town

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' leaves on return the following Saturday even-

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| Leaves Charlottetown fcr Vernon River when | tide suits, returning Tuesday, a.m. On Tues- i day, Wednesdory end Thursday at two o’clock

| day morning at nine she sails for Crapaud,

rr % \ AWARE CHILD . hited that 1s | acs ward cthing, look out for

rickets. You can prevent any serious consequences by promptnesg

(he cause is poor nutrition, imperfect digestion of food, wrong food, poor food, bad air, low life.

You must stop it. Give Scott’s emulsion of cod-liver oil to feed the bones. Now give him good food: the proper food for a child.

[t 1s a short job, and not a

dificult one.

We'llsend you a little to try ff you like. SCOTT & BOWNE, Chemists, Toronte,

TIME TABLES.

{LOCAL TIME)

Arrival and Departure of Trains and Steamers.

TRAINS.

Express leaves for the west....... 7 35am Express arrives from the west.... 10

iopm Accommodation leaves for the WOR 660 6s see habe ceceee. seeeeregG IOP M \ccommodation leaves for Cape Paves. 62h 3) sees ch cesce.6 OO Dm Accommodation arrives from the Wn a oo on eee FT Accommodation arrives from the WER wccnee oteeebucenduse seen 150 pm

Express leaves for the east...

Express arrives from the east......10 00a m|

Accommodation leaves for the

CAS . sos ts 40bb 0046600 a shee ee 3 COpm Accommodation arrives from the

CASE ccc crear essccese eee cceces 4 50pm

STEAMERS.

Princess leaves for Picton every

MOCing G8 oo ives Micbok cbs Smee 7am Arrives from Pictou every evening

at ccc eines 0 Gh RMENE CELA de Saee 6pm THE CAMPANA

Is due at Charlottetown from Montreal and

(Quebec every alternate Friday evening, and

2 00a mi

| parts will be found bereficial. Work-

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/STOCK BREEDERS ASSOCIATION.

(Continued from page 3.)

mixed with the potatoes afterwards. Mr. Raynor then dealt with the pro cess of digestion and explained the action of different Cattle should be fed twice a day. He would mix grain with the pulproots. <A two-year-old cow should have from 20 to 50 pounds of roots each day. He would recommend the feeding of sheaf oats,—at noon would be the best time. The amount of waste by feeding oats in the sheaf would depend upon the feeders. It is not possible to supply :nimals with sufficient water from the roots. When a cow is giving from 20 to 40 pounds of milk per day it does not seem possible to get along without water. Rape is equal in feeding properties to good clover hay. When it is impossible to sift oats it is better to feed wheat middlings. When oats are worth a cent a pound and wheat middlings area cent a pound it is advisable to exchanye. One pound of middlings and one pound of bran are better in feeding

foods,

properties. Rape will taint the milk. Turnips will taint the milk also. Most of the cheese makers

are skilled menand they can tell easily when milk is defective. Raw

economical feed for cattle. It is possible to feed more mangels than turnips. After the turnips have been in the cellar for some time a larger amount can be fed the milk cows. The best time to feed turnips is directly after milking. Mr. Dryden said he would not like to see those present go too far with | the feeding of turnips. He believed | that turnips would cause a taint in ithe milk. This taint could be easily detected in butter a few days old. In fresh butter it is not so distinct. Mr. Raynor, continuing, said that in regard to feeding horses he would feed the bulk at night. Heaves are very often caused by bad feeding on the partof the owner or keeper. Limited quantities of hay or cats are good tor a heaithy

y tone of the system. Barley fed in two thirds

ing horses should have three gallons

potatoes in limited quantities, are }

of oatsaday. In mixing the oats

Charlottetown. ce. THE CITY OF GUENT

; - 7 7 sdue from Halifax and intermediate ports } on Tl ucsday night of each week, sailing on J B > retu n the following day.

Tl E JACQUES CARTIER

she proceeds to Orwell ; on Thursday even- returns from Orwell about eight. On Friday morning at seven o’clock and on = ¢ur-

ing she

afternoon at four e’clock.

THE SOUTH PORT

re: urbnirg So. me

four o'clock returning the following Tuesday morning; on Tuesday she leaves Charlottetown ut three o'clock, returning the some evening.

lay afternoen at {Gur oc'ock retampine oi Keidey morning; off Friday afternoon at four o'clock she also goes to West River, returning

, dolence to be presented to bereaved.

The steamer leaves for West River on Thurs-}

with {the hay the oats should: be | cracked.

Mr. Raynor’s remarks were illus: | tratea py charts, and were greatly appreciated.

Senator Ferguson voiced the feel- |

ings of the meeting when he said he | never heard a discussion on food and

its properties given to such ad- vantage as that of Mr. Raynor’ Mr. Elderkin intimated to the

Association that on Friday last Mr. John I Hobson,a prominent breeder living near Guelph, Ont.,had passed

away. He moved that Messrs C A Archibald, Senator Ferguson and

Bliss Fawcett, be appointed a ccm- mittee todraft a resolution'of con-

AFTERNOON SESSION. At the afternoon session Mr. F,

the same evening. THE ELFIN Leaves for R ck, Point cach week day at 7, 8.30, 9.30 and 11 a m., and 1,2, and 4 ke: wes Rocky Poiut at 8, 9, 1i.j0 a.m; ard 3.30, 3, and 4.30. On Sunday's th. E fn Po; A434 a es aah eS je , ~ iat OS 3, MO : d a3) « =I 47. tm; } eaving Rochy Pont at #0 a, fu., 8-15, 3-00 fand 4 30 Pp. w?. THE HILLSBOROUGH

t Leaves Prince S reet fcrry wharf for South port every half hour.

leaves for Rocky |

L. Haszard, who presided in the un- (avoidable absence of Mr. Elderkin | returned thanks for the honor done him in electing him vice president of ithe Association. He would do the | best he could to promote the inter- ests of ine Association. He also made a feeling and fitting refcrexce to|the late Mr. John Hobson, a gentleman who was largely interest- ed in the raising of live — stock. Mr. Hobson visited this province some months ago, and made many

' KEEP your blood pme ana you stomach and digestive organs in s | healthy condition by taking Hood's

i ~arveanaritea qnd ween wt?! hoe tA’

GREAT

friends by whom his death will be

LLL LOT ET OS OLN ee

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,such as these. At such meetings | %

we not only quote what we have 5

found out ourselves but we hear! ?

what others have found out. At] 3

these me :tings the farmers consult} ?

and gather ideas that are of muchf % ae

benefit. This Association, he] > Sah otter A

believed, can do more to promote| 4 ‘fe »

the interests of the agriculturists| ? me. of ¢:

of Canada than any other medium) $

known. There are also the social] % use.

se ae : oe >

advantages to be considered. The} »

more the farmer mixes with his | ?

brother farmer the better for all! 3

concerned. | 2 Makers of the e210 | @

| CO Ws in the

greatly regretted.

- He then called upon Professor Robertson, of the Experimental ‘Farm at Nappan, who would pre- ‘cede Hon. John Drvden.

} i |

PCVIFIZR FO 1009,

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‘roi ktobertson expressed the | pleasure it gave him to meet with farmers of the Maritime rovinces. The ! x»oerimental Farm at \ appan, he pointe ! out, belongs to the Mari time Provin-es. As superintendent | |

of that farm he wished to spend as |

much time as rossible with the} 2

farmers. It had been his privilege | ~,

to meet and exchanve ideas with | -§

the foremost agricuiturists. While ae ee

in Ontario; a year ago, he attend sche?

ed a meeting of live stock show men: ma

and that gathering impressed him | —

ore atly. Muchof th: prospe ri y ol ’ nce

the country depends upon its liv :

stock. When it is known that five- a eee

sixths of the growth of Canadian | A Tai?

farm today is live stock it will be | A Delicious Possilbie to understand the im ‘| ubbing

portance of stock raising. a ae

The knowledge of live stock de- Se ee ee pind Se ak er ae et nothing better for any baby. pel L ocn i pon the know ys use the ‘‘ Albert”

ledee that obtained at meetings

The Experimental Farm system isreally a means to ascertain what

-BABY’S OWN

and your child will have a fine

with skin diseases. cational Council of Wo-

ed it as very suitable for nursery

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spring

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EXAMINER CALENDAR | FOR

NOVEMBER.

Neen ee

in curing the winter paid $10 per | AT

20) Tuesday

curing and strength- 21) Wednesday a

ening power of [ir.

When a boy shuns the rough sports of | 3 se his companions he is | ir aoe atch ‘Wednesday apt to be a weakling, | ‘Si Thursd and to be conscious ‘6F sae oe of the fact. 17 Sat -

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27| Tuesday

29} Thursday | 30) Friday

of Day of We’k yy orn

| 28| Wednesday

Water! Sun

High

Aft’n | Rises. | Sets.

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Fall Time Table, Rocky Point Ferry, 1900.

Commencing Monday. October Ist the steamir Elfin will run as fol-

lows for the balance of the Season Will leave "rnce Street Wil] ] ; i ‘ tre leave Rock Wharf Point Y

At 7-008. m. At 5.00 a. m At 8.30 a. m, At 9.00 9, ahi At 9.30a.m. At 10.00 a, a At 11.00a, ir. At Il.30 2 =. At 1.cOp,m. At 1.30p mn. At 2.00 p. m. At 3-00 p i At 4.cOp.m. At 4-30 p m,

SUNDAYS.

At g.00a.m, At 10,00 p. m At 12.45 p.m. At 1.55 p,m At 2.00 p.m. At 3-00 p. a At 4.00 p.m. At 4.30 p. on

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