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Celebration 50th Anni- versary ( harlotietown Conference

A general meeting of persons in tensted will he held in the Council Chamber, Provincial Building, Charlottetown, on Tuesday. the 30th instant. at 8 o‘clock P. M , for the purpose of fdrmlng a Com- mitie and organizing a celebration in September next of the 5oth an- niversary of ine first Confederation Conference hell in Charlottetown ln September. 1864. '

By Order,

ARTHUR NEWBERY, Clerk Executive Council.

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BLACK FOX -roii sur

FOR SALE:-Pura Black Island

Male For eligible for retiistnltioll-

Apply to

H. B. wnnics.

North 'l‘yron.

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A. A. Me'1.eae,K.c.. neeeia iigiximioi Mclean O. Mcllinnon

Barristers. Attomey-at-Law Brown Block. Charlottetown IOTEL BRUNSWICK Hendon. N. B.

h L st nd Best ated Hotel ir rr: Eceommodgglgul iam €_\;:_':_*

situated atthessntreo spec I

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Barrlsura and Attorneys

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agent in Montague. His office phone is L8 and residence phone 20.

-...~'rHn uoruiiso DAILY oemi- ien can be obtained at W. A. John- ston's, Montague.

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Quotations furnished by F. B. Mc. Curdy it Co., stock and Bona Br..- kere, Members Montreal stock Eg- 018-D§°. 164 Richmond St., Char- lottetown, P. E. I. .

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not miss ee issue, as ell papers are dipgontinued promptly on expired

-*GUARDIAN AGENT.-Mr. Harry W. Burke is Guardian Agent in For- tune and he will be glad to receive news, new and renewal subscriptions and advertising. 8217.

. INSTITUTE MEETING.

(From yasterday’s Evening Guardiad) 'l‘he Cornwall Farmers' lnatieuge

Meet in annual session at Cornwall Hall on Saturday evening. Dec. 20th The President, Mr, Hugh Mcmmm, P¢°UPi¢d the chair. After the read- ing of the 'minutes of last meeting, the President delivered 'nis address which was very interesting, reviewing the work of the Institute 'n

NEW YORK STOCKS,

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Atchison 94 sa 94 2 Am. Beet Sugar N9 S.,-,le Am. Smelters 62; 53%. Amal. Copper 735 73;, Brooklyn R. T. ‘ Canadian Pacific

Erie

Mex. Petroleum

Miss. Pacific

Northern Pacific

Pennsylvania

Reading

Rock Island

Southern Pacific

Union Pacific U. S. Steel

U. S. Steel Pfd. Utah Copper 49; 49 49; MONTREAL STOCKS.

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Brazilian Traction 83 82) 83 ' Detroit 70§ 70 'tilt Dom. Steel Corp'n 37% 3471 371 Minn.£H St.Paul (Soo)125i 1245 125; Montreal Power 211; N. s. steel it coal com. is I Richelieu & Ontario 111

Spanish River Corn - 9, Toronto Ry. 133 Twin City 106 105g 10ii COTTON

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Spot 12.50 unchanged. January . 1208 1194 1195 March 1231 1220 1221 May 1227 1216 1216 July 1229 1217 1218 GRAIN NND PROVISIONS

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109| 109; 109; 109i ios 109s 1701 iss: 170%

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so es; so iss 154; 156 ss; sei ss; iosi ios 106

July Wheat May Wheat Dec. Corn May Corn May Pork May Lord

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organization some three years ago. Mr. McMillan said in part. "I think bi' our work we have jusitiied our existance in the community in which We live. We have bought imperial Wgistered stock for the three sec- tions represented here, two animals been supplied during the year to thc North River section. One of these animals represents one of our best flair? breeds; the other representing the most. popular beef breeds." . . . .

“During the year we got whole-

sale cuts on farm seeds and binder twine which in doubt paid our lu- stitute fees many times over."

After referring to the ociul gath-

erings and the picnics at the Exper- imental 'Fsrm last. summer, Mr. Mc- Millan said that the Farmers Insti- tute is a co-operative association in which all work together for the com- mon good thus it helps to foster a spirit of unseltlshness. This year they had the largest membership yet and next year promises to be better. The farmers should take advantage ,oil the present nigh prices of farm pro- ducts, and raise all the bust that can be produced, to feed the people who do not raise these things. in conclusion the President. referred to the good work -being done by the Ladies’ Institute of Cornwall. North? River and West River. The Secret- ary then read his report which was on motion adopted.

The following are the directors el-

ected for the ensuing year. Meadow Bank- Lemuel Drake, Pope Crosby, Hammond Crosby, North River- Watter Scott, Waldo Bain, Wm. Mc- Kinley.

Cornwall- Samuel Abbott, David

Scott, John McLean, Prof. Theodore Rors Superintendent of Institutes then delivered a very forceful, clo- quent and instructive address on Ag- riculture. After some remarks on the

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because the swollen glands and inflamed mernbranes often affect* other tissues and impair their healthy action.

Scoft’e Emulsion stands Blulle '

as nature’s corrector of throat troubles; its cod liver oil is speedily converted into germ.- resisting tissue-the glycerme is ' _| curative and healing, while 1 - the combined emulsion up.

builds the forces to avert the weakening influence ‘ V which always follow

throat troubles. 1 HQ;

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Tremendous

Bargains in

Ladies’ Watches

What we lack in assort-

ment we mi re than make up to you in lov prices.

Here are three gems in

the popular O size, solid 14k Gold hunting case.

r only, extra heavy care

beautifully engraved $39 now...... $27 50

r only, good weight

case, beautifully engraved $35 now. .. ...$24.50

1 only, good weight

case, engraved $33 now

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Choice of either Walt-'

ham or E.npire move- ments. ‘

Highest grade _ ld

Eiled watches now...ls?00

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work of the Departments the Short Course, the Long Course and the Domestic Science _ urse. he said that' the farmers- of y ‘deeds to learn a. little more of the science of agri- culture. It is necessary to improve the fertility of the soil and to grow larger crops, as it, is the last few bushels of the crop that pays the profit.

Ha urged the importance of in.-

proving the fertility of the soil by returning material to it by feeding all on the farm. The farmer should he sure that his seed is good, and should select large plump grain. The farmer should apply business princi- ples to his work, by getting into line with the beat grades of seed and salsble stock. _ The professor spoke at considerable length on the feeding and care oi inillr cows. Much improvements can be made all 'branches of farming. (1) By the feeding of properly bai- anced food rations so as to get the best returns. (2) By conserving the manure and applying it so as to get the best return with smallest possi- ble loss. (3) By growing from the soil crops that will give the largest returns.

On motion of Mr. Wm. Crosby sec-

onded by Mr. Geo. McDonald the thanks of the Institute were tendered Mr. Ross for his address. Mr. ROSS then made a suitable reply alter which the meeting closed.

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Mas. GAVIN iueonuan.

(Froiu yesterday's Evening Guardianu

From her fond home in Murray

Harbor North on Friday morning Nov. 28th there ,passed away peace- fully and resignedly, to her eternal rest Daisy Johnstone, beloved wife of Mr. Gavin McClure. The deceased was on the verge of completing the 39th year ,of her life, when the death sumiinons came to her. She leaves a lonely and sorrowing husband, and two filial children, Evylen and Karl to mourn their irreparable loss. The deceased was one of a family of four- teen children. She was born at Pet- ers Read, not sa, on nee. sth. 1878. the second daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Johnstone. Her parents sur- vive her and mourn for a. fond and llliirl daughter. Eight brothers and four sisters also survive her and lament the prema- ture death of a sister they esteemed and loved much. Her eidcllf-_ sister Mrs. Jeremiah Daley pre-dseeal. ed her 19 years. The late Mrs.Mc- Clure was ii woman of lively and eaguiue temperment,and of a remark- able sunny and cheerful disposition- a faithful wife and mother- a 8005 neighbor and a member of the Mur- ray Harhor North Church. She was -iastiiotical in her testes, that could lis seen both in her home and its

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surroundings ln which aided by her husband her hands did much to a- dorn and beautify. Although she died early in the afternoon of lifes allotted: span, death did not come to her sud- denly, iio, for a long period she had been in the school of affliction. As fur back as seven years, when in the very prime of life-full of bouyancy and hopefulinese of spirit, lull of interest in life's pleasures and lite cares, full of enthusiasm for the welfare of her home, and of her little family in the very midst of lifes activities, her health began to wane,

that fatal and much dreaded decease, Tuberculosis. She bore her long affil-

ience in a happy cheerful spirit, sus- tained hy si humble trust in her Bav-` lor, and by the tender and faithful ministries of a devoted husband, and of the filial devotion of her children. Her funeral took place on Monday afternoon, Dec. lst. And was atten- ded by a large circle of mourners, i neighbors and friends some of whom came from a distance. The burial t

Her late pastor Rev. A. Gray officia- ted. On ber casket beautiful floral tributes made into wreathes and other appropriate designs- were placed from those who loved her, i1 memento of their ailection. At the

grave with her husband and family`t and her parents, were present' five brothers, Ernest, William, Fred, Percy and Earl and three sisters Lucy, Beatrice (Mrs. Boehner) and Bessie, (Mrs. John Clow, of Somer- ville, Mass. Her mortal remains were laid to rest in the Murray Harbor cemetery. She is gone, but her gentle smile, her sunny cheerfulness her patience, contentment and resig- nation in the sick room left their im- pression, and will long live in the memories of those who knew her

best, and visited her most.

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Black Foxes Co.

Provisional Directors

Hooper Horne. Charlottetown, P. E. I. President.

Mersersau, Sz. John, N. B., Vice-President.

K. Ro-is,Charlottetiwn. P. E I. Sec'y-Treas.

C. Tufts, D. C. L , Wolivilir. N. S.

W Keirstead, St. john, N. B.

chibald Matthews, Alberion, P. E, I.

Foxes

Six pair of highest grade P. E Island strains-progcn_L

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and after a time she fell a victim to tors of fourteen pups last sprintf, Each tif lllese f0$¢S ls

_guaranteed to quil fy in Class A. under the proposed Regii

ction with great fortitude and pat-`l.f8ti0l1 ACL L

and Ranch Management

The ranch is under the care of Archibald Matthews who

has had seven years’ experience in raising foxes. The cost

ii guaranteed not to exceed Five per cent of the increase of he foxes. Boili rancher and his son retain a large interest

service were conducted in "the hqme.' in the Company,

Capitalization

Moderate considering the quality if the animals std

heir record for productivity.

Estimated Profits

With reasonable success will be 65 per cent next Octo-

ber, with a little good luck, 100 per cent,

Several of the Directors of the Company have had ex-

perleuce in fox~breeding and are well-known reliable busi- ness men. 1

For further information write the Secretary,

J. K.ROSS.

Masonic Building . thailottetown, P. ii I

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The surest way to save isby ‘ system. If you deposit n certain amount each week or each month in this bank’s Savings Depart- ment, you will soon dnd that you have the means to do some- thing worth while. You will also find that the ha-bitof thrift has fostered your spirit of in-

dependence and self-reliance.

The Bank of _ Nova Scotia

Capital and Surplus l!.'l,000.000 Total Resources over f||.000.000 I1 Years in Business

ISLAND BRANCHES Chrlottetovm - - Summanids Atherton.. . _ - Kmsmlwll

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Don’t

pay outrageous prices for your fancy Box or Basket of Chocolates

Coll and see what we have

liefore you buysnd if you then prefer to pny big prices, we have nothing more to suy.

I know I can save you

money if you buy from me,

Think it over and l know

you will decide to buy where

I you get your money‘s worth

Thomas White

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cars as to their care, etc.

Course Na

Gasoline Engine,

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0wners Should Learn All About Their Cars There are iig opportunities for the young man of today in the automo-

An Up-io-Date School of instruction has been opened in the garage of the P. E Island Motor Supply Co., on Gt. Geo. Si; where PRACTICAL COURSES OF INSTRUCTION will be given by a competent instructor. .

Bay and Evening Classes °

ALL TYPES OF ENGINES AND MACHINES

Price List of Various Courses

Complete course including books, driving lessons, examine-

tion and certificate of qualification. two nights a week- `

(Present owners of cars will be given special instruction on their own

COurse No. 2 E

Chanfieurs now holding licenses bit wishing n ore ltn iwirdge

on the subject, not including books.

Same as above but including books.

Gcurso No. ls

Prospective chauifenrs, garage men ani repair men, day

course complete, including hooks _ ‘

Automobile Business

Classes start january 5th.

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