READING MATTER SELECTED FRDIII THIS WEEK S NEWS FDR THE GUARDIANS SATURDAY

t/he proposition for the establish ment. of a mill in this city for the

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at ii special meeting or nie ony _YL , _L

Council of Charlottetown last night R B

manufacture of articles of woolen un

derwear was thoroughly ventilated. N 0 N C 0 R R S I V E

and ‘the Council gave its assurance to support the application for certain

concessions and assistance which the ln

promoters of the project presented ..._ PGI!! The application had behind it an -"

iniluental gathering of the business

men of the city His Worship Mayor lmpmvc

C Lyons, presided over a. practic

suv ini council Board, no only YW' P°‘""\*“ll\‘P

absentee being Councillor Campbell

while the Recorder was also pres lr msunli :Hoyts

611 CLEAR WRITING

The wishes of the promoters of

the Aproposition were outlined by Mr ‘““*'

S McDonald, who introduced the

subject He said that here they had 50"” lvtkvwllan

th t i ..°.;:"..'::.z.;;:‘..::f..::;°.t::.‘i‘;:;..“::,2 =~»-~»-»»-»»¢» »-to---~ S- tlie success of the proposition, and ______________________ ___ _____ ___ __ ____ be had no doubt that areadv market-. ` " " " ' " "` """' C" "I L' mum for um ‘ "‘"’ """' 'l all city taxation for ri pc.iod

lihvfi nl de'rease in nop nllfu in chi: twemly vm" 'irovruce and it was ueresri. t Br? ggggog °!M3‘{°en';l;§ucgti(;,n ge: sol-ui-iv to stop nit -'eilinl-c :ri in don E T Higgs W B' Pmwse 1

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This Coupon--NOW

A decision now as to the proper methods of cultivating and

ferlil'/ing your orchard, will mean dollars and cents io YOU

DEXII S€8.50l'1

NOW after harvest~- is the best time to apply fe till 'ers,viz

POTASH and Phosphorrc Acid This b~cause the plant :ood these rn iierials, hy the action of Winter cold and Spring thaws,

will mike the plant foods completely available by the time the

sap Hows in the Spring

You need have no fear of loss by leaching

_ In the woxld~fnined Annapolis Valley the customary practice

. Fall It' you can’t get Bone Mea‘, apply 409 toiooo lbs. per acre = of Acid Phos hate or Basic Slag. The Nitrogen is supplied bv

plowing under clover or leguinlnons plants, or by applying

= Nitrate of Soda in the Spring.

If you prefer ii factory~mixed fertilizer, be sure and get one

containing ar hast io p. c. of POTASH.

imporiance of improving the quality and increasing your crop. It is the best quality of fruit tnat demands the best. prices.

If you want to learn more about cultivating and fertilizing

orciinvds, our Scientific Bureau will be glad to advise you fully

This Bureau is composed ofthe ve ry best Agricultural Experts in Canada. This advice is sclentfically and' agrlc ulturally correct,

and it is good.

The attached coupon makes it convenient for you to send for

our "ORCHARD 8:. GARDEN” booklet. If you will let _us know your soil condition, our Scleniific Bureau will tell you, wi liout charge, how best to cultivate your own particular

orchard. _

'I Iillierumvan Iiaii Works, Inc.

Terr p‘e Building, - - - 7 - - Toronto

, is toapply 6oo lbs. Bone Meal (furnishing the Phospiorlc Acid _j and Nitrogf n), and 3oo lbs Mnriate ol POTASH per acre in the

'I he present high price for apples should impress you with the

k.v» their young people hero uns tu

employment The establishment of industries such as the one before them was a. means to that end, it would provide emplovment for their people, more it would brine prosper ity to the country, and therefore it was deserving of every encourage ment Moreover, instead of sending their raw material out of the Island and then getting it back in the man-

‘ii actured ar c e The celebrated factories of Stan

fields in Truro were started with staff of only 25 persons, and now there were more than 600 employed there There was no reason whv factory of the same kind in Charlot- tetown, started with the same num- ber of employees, should not grow on the same scale. Mr; McDonald then laid before the Council a docu- ment signed by the promoters of the movement in which the fol.ow.irig statements were contained:

It is proposed to erect a factory

for the manufacture Of woolen under- wear, sweaters, etc., such factory to be situated in Charlottetown. and to employ 30 or more operatives. The estimated output of graded al>Darel would be about 150,000 a year; the wool to be used wouzd be Island nro- .duct, amounting to about 150,000 ,lbs., per year. The whole enterprise [is to be financed and worked by Is- ,land people, and principally by the citizens of Charlottetown. As the es- tablishment of such an industrv would bo clearly a great gain to this

lcity, thc pi'omo*.e‘:s prayed that the ‘City Council .'1o'_i1.l _merit i.`:ieui the following conzeii ~ir\.~i -,\ free r~‘.tr with ii suitable hull-.ling iliercor., or - bonus or $600 :wr ve-ir f-ir ri |~fi‘~ iod of twenty years; ezrciiuitlon from

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‘One silver lrniileand one silver female with about

Eve/per cent rust. Une dark silver cross female and two 'dsrlesilver cross males about Eileen per cent rust. Above s1l,fioni»»smo limi-. Also one def Silver cw" femsleteii percent rust and one mile fifteen percent f““_°f ’ w _‘~ , " ' .

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Barriaferl. Attorney-af-law Broun Block. Charlottetown HOTEL BKUNSS'-'l\.l

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tha Largest and Beet Located Hotel ir toe Oi y accominodating 200 guem situated at the oentr? ofnoiielous groun ?.l“l¢l.l‘?r‘i‘l'$2.°.l’.ll§ ‘3ié’.'i“.I¥.i!.'l“3‘i.. “§?!»'. th: summer season MoS`lNBl_M\NE\` D.0.MoLl|!0D K.C. W.ll 8lllN'l‘L|fl¥ ii Meir-:op rn Bi:Nri.i.r 3‘""l""’ “ir” l‘h°°§“ il2}.‘.i".`3 g|::rlo?t:i.’o:n. P..°éIlslanl'i. -

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Thomas Morris, J- O I-Iyndman, C J Reiley, John Anderson, Allan Stewart D'O M Reddin, Rr Reid, and Mr- C A Clark, one of the or

iginal founders of the scheme,

After a number of the Councillors

had spoken, the Mayor expressed his pleasure at such large gathering representative men, and sa that it af forded great encouragement to the Council He did not think there would be any obstacle to the wishes of the promoters being granted, and personally he would do all in his oower to see that the Council grant ed the industry all the assistance that it legitimately could give. It was just the kind of industry that they wanted in Charlottetown, but the powers of the Council were limited in regard to giving it the assistance- asked for: the Legislature had to be approached, but he thought that the Council would make it its duty to go to the lregislatiire to obtain the pow- er to grant such assistance, and if these present that nivht. stood bv the Council, the Council would stand

bv them.

Mr. McDonald thanked the Council

for the cordial receotion thot the de- legation had received, and said that thcv would leave with the utmost confidence, from the assurance the Councillors had vlven them. that the request they had made would be vranted.

The delegation withdrew and thc

Council then adjourned to Monday night next in order to consider ii, re- solution to give effect to the wishes of the promoters as stated that night. _

Quite n. large audience heard with

deep appreciation and pleasure the concert given at Zion Sunday School last evening by the Ladies' Aid of the church. A program rich in var- iety and executed by talented per- formers, was rendered. then there was a ten-minute interval, during which candy was sold, and after- wards Tennyson's “Dream of Fair Women," in tableau. Rev. Mr. Taylor presided, Before

introducing the program he remarked that there would be no address by the chairman. Misses Moore and He- gan were then called upon and gave an excellent piano duet, which was well received and generously applaud- ed. Professor McIntyre then sang n solo delightfully and on a recall sang "Bonnie, Bonnie Scotland 0'er the Sea." The song was soulful and _*ro- fessor Mclntyro gave it in a manner that thrilled the audience and gave Scotsman a heart-uche for their “aiu countrle." A reading, Bannders Mc- Glaslin’s Courtship, given by Major Weeks ir. his own inimitable way thoroughly delighted the audience and was greeted with roars of laugh- ter. `A duet by Mrs. Morehouse and Professor Mclntyro was also very plcasingly rendered, their voices

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Nollce to Mariners

_ The new light at Cape Bear was opened last night. This li,hr gives a quadruple flash of thirty (31) seconds duration, followed by nn interval of tlilriy (3o) seconds, then a _quadruple flash of thirty (30) seconds, and interval of alternslly flesh and interval; and should be seen a distance of fifteen miles from all points seaward, in lclear weather. `

" The light has been installed by

the Dominion Government toln~ ireue the power and emclency of l the station.

blending very sweetly Miss Ruth Ryan, Mies Bovyer and Mr Arthur Bruce each contributed a solo, all of which were greatly appreciated Read ings by Mies Bertha Gorman fully sustained the excellent reputation sho has won in Charlottetown and else~ where as an elocutionist

After the intermission the “Dream of Fair Women," a reading in ta bleau, was put on It was a beauti ful production, the fair women of the poem being shown very enectively in spot light The "reader" was Mrs James McMillan, the others takingl part being-Miss Eleanor Robertson as Helen of Troy, Mrs A J I-Ioule as Iphigenia, daughter of Theseus and Helena Mrs S C Moore as Oleopa tra, Mies Dorothy Sutherland as Jephro's daughter, Miss Margaret Gillis as Rosamund, Miss Belle Mo- Kenzle as Queen Eleanor, Miss Flo

Campbell as Sir Thomas Moore's daughter, Miss Frances Moore a Joan d'Ai\. and ii/liss I-helen Ross as Queen Elinor The entertainment throughout was a. splendid success, without a weak number and every

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moment fraught with enioyment It closed with the National Anthem The proceeds amounted to about $70

OTTAWA Nov I3 t ivrm fecid

ed last night by the Ottawa Sonar rite Herool Boaill in it an nr-tion to recover $5,000 ha Drought nga. net the Ontario Government This sum-

was with held from the grant b cause of alleged violation of the Sep- arate Bcliool Regulation The Eng lish section of the board voted a gainst proposed action

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ter Culture

fur bearing value

in Maipeque Bay

value at ro.co er barrel.

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M aipeque Bay Sliver

Foxes £6’ Oysters Limited

Authorized Capital $95 000 Capital Issued 65 000 Divided into 650 shares at $100 each

Directors

" President ll. Montgomery Jones Mfg. Furrier Sl. John, N. B. Vice President Jas. W. Keir, M. 0. Malpeque. P. E. Island

_ Ross Miller M. ll. Amherst N. S.

B. E Fanioy, Merchant. New Glasgow. N. S.

Secly Treasurer F. J. Lockerby, Hamilton, P. E. Island BANKFRS-f Bank of Novi Scotia SOLICI I OR S-McQuarrie Q. Arsenaulf Summcrside,

Ranches

Our two new separate up-to-date ranches are ideally located in Hamilton tue

Ranch A. contains four pairs high grade Silver Black Foxes ~ 2 pairs proved .

breeders, the remaining 2 pairs arensplendidly _developed i9l3 pups. Among this _

_stock are representatives of Unlton, Gordon and Raynor s‘rzilns. _ This ranch also contains I pair 7 5 per cent Silver blacks. ' Ranch B. contains three pairs New Brunswick bred Alaska Blue Foxes. H

Our leased Malpeque Boy Areas comprise zoo acres suitable bottom for Oys-

M alpeque Bay Silver Foxes and Oysters, Ltd., the safest proposition before the _.I

public today. 'A

Our Silver Fox Breeding and Oyster Farming are combined under one chi- '__

cient management, thus assuring a lirge saving in operating expenses. _

Our President au experienced fnrrier will be in a position to forward sales ’

when the Fox industry arrives at a fur selling basis.

Our Vice~President -» Already President of one of the largest Oyster Compan-

ies operating in M alpeqne Bay, havinga rhorough scientific and practical know ledge

, of Oyster Culture assures the success of this important branch ot our industry. _

Our careful and experienced Ranch Manager has made a success ot breeding

and raising foxes; and as he is financially interested, has euglged as secretary-lrea-

suier and care taker at s nominal salary.

O.ir Fox- s have been setected by an experienced furrier on the merits 0' their

Because

Our Oyster Culture Are containing 140 acres is Curtain Island Bottom. and

has been selected for its adapta `lity to the cultivation of the “lvialpeque Curtain ls-

laud Cup Oyster”-the highest fade of oyster known.

Cnr sixty acre flat has be n selected for the irnpirtant branch of seed pioduc- _

tion, and for this purpose the loc lou is ideal and the quality of bottom unsurpassed

Our Curtain Islaind Oyster area will be adequately protected by the proposed

Government Search light and Patrol station on Curtain Island. _ `

A conservative estimate places the yield of oysters at 5oo bbls. per acre, and

the highest grade --The Malpeqne Curtain Island cup oyster has an average market

$ P ' '

Seed oysters are marketable at f.om ihree to four years growth,and _as one acre

of that oyster will produce five acres of oysrer when matured, it can readily be seen _ that this industry when fairly started assures investors ever increasing revenue when

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Malpeque Bay Silver Foxes and Oyster Ltd., offer a limited number of shares ~

of capital stork to the public at par.

Application should be made to the Secretary-Treasurer F. ]. Lockeiby, Ham-

ilton, P. E. i. from whom propectuses may also be obtained, V

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I hereby make application to Malpeque Bay Silver Foxes & Oyster Ltd , I

Hamilton, Prince Edward Island, to take the number of shares in the Capital

. Stock of the Company sit opposite my signature below.

I enclose half the amount herewith, and will pay the balance thirty days I

from dare of this application.

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