'Var-_

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erasing Purposes Pslt Vsipss

Prless

per cent.

silver

'Provinces

to a report on lur- 'i`he iur value of

about $300

to the quality

e paid tor

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purposes lar exceed he vslue _oi the sli- determined by its

lille and not by the prices now

being paid for breeders. li. is plain, also. that, in the course ot a few years, the numerous ranches in process of formation and which are creating such I demand for breeding stock, will he producing pslts lor the market. The principal points at which the industry is carried on are around Alberton, Bummerside, Charlottetown and Mon- ¢l\¥\le in Prince Edward island; Que~ bec city in Quebec; Port Elgin in New Brunswick, and Wyoming in Ontario.

i Look vounassr

A statistics fiend in France the

other day announced after years of investigation he could tell the average amount of time woman spends beiore her mirror between the ages oi six and 70. The average per day he proudly announced was about as fol- lows: Six to 10 years, 7 minutes; 10 to 15 years, 15 minutes; 15 to 20 years, 32 minutes; 25 to 30 years, 30 min- utes; 30 to 35 years, 24 minutes; 30 to 40 years, 18 minutes; 40 to 60 years, 15 to 16 minutes. Then hc proudly announced that the ilgures for rl life- time showed that woman spent the total of 242 days beiore her mirror. To which the answer is-Let her.

_ OPENINGS FOR WOMEN

English Woman Who Spent Six Months in Canada Gives Address

Ella Sykes addressed the Royal

Society ot Arts concerning openings for educated women in Canada. Miss Sykes was so anxious to find out what openings existed that sho spent six months in Canada as s. working wo- man, took live temporary positions as home help in four Provinces, and re- ceived hospitality at chicken ranches and prairie farms. At the outset she met a rebufi at Winnipeg, where she was told “what a pity English women ‘ are so seldom trained to do anything properly." Miss Sykes said this was humiliating, but true. She was sur- prised to iind how lo\v accordingly was her market value. When she thought of being home help she found the reality very different from what she had imagined it. The Canadian is a capable housewife, and the work of keeping her home in good order seemed endless. Her experiences in several situations convinced her that the post of home hnip is unsuitable for educated English women, except perhaps on the Paciiic slopes. Miss Sykes recommended educated English emigrants to consider becoming pro-

'bationere in large western _hospltnls, elementary school teachers, stenogra- phers or drcssmukers. Poultry furm» ing was lucrative ii' women could tio the work themselves. "We are ac- cused ol wishing to drain the United Kingdom oi’ all its capable women," concluded Miss Sykes. “We replied that with one and a half million more` women than men, n few hun- dred can well be spared. li’ England is so anxious to keep her daughters let her give them better salaries."

' Kaufman's Eplgrams

Mr. Herbert Knuiman, the American

writer. is a master oi the art oi nent epigram. For example:

“Dream to the stars-iiing your

dares a thousand miles."

“History is the diary of bm-barlgm

--the chronicles of civilization are yet L0 he written."

‘fA rule is to he only respected until

it can be rejected."

"Limits do not exist except in con-

hdence."

"Time is constantly taming into

reality our forefathers’ wildest gucs- ses."

“Failure isn’t a disease oi locality

-lt’s a personal habit."

_ “Halt of greatness is grit." “Self-satisfaction is a rust." “’l`here’s plenty ot room lor a sky-

scraping career-most men are build- llsg shanty lives."

~ ._é;____l _

The Cold Pack

pack is s. line home substitute

'lust-leigh hath when such treat-

_ndlcatoib It is an ideal way up 1.8006. healthy reaction

hen the circulation is sluggish. - Wrap the patient, naked, in a sheet #rung _out of cold water, then wrap patientihnd ,sheet in several blankets or in s. blanket and a quilt. Swatbe mmllke s mummy. Presently, he will be ss warm as _toast Alter an hour

k should be removed,

s patient is not

and than a

1_8 g '_“‘s. .°:g""i

iii?

_ Had Qced `Reaeen~_. ` _

lsfgaut (oo clerk-'-'i_'liil won't do.

|743” #£13 -you see s.'.'6'_ you call it s 13. istlemstterwlthyou- u mu-g».¢.Nd. sir; it’s amstier climb- |g,_ I work inns' ladies shoe

tem-

! had »

'Wifi

~- » » - -f_~ssxcm'»xmn_ol»ocsacw5yca‘

geveral billion had been made to the

‘"6" _ v’ '~ f“'°°"_ciiol'»¢"5~'T

Dcctor¥‘ridlmp|s,

fiig? in

ii feet 10 inches in build. straight `as`

would illilsine hom that be ls oi s highlystrnng tempere- ment. Blnish grey °!Gl» which .whll he is in convcrsstiou rsileet the 4- _

precsion of the ideas "' gig' _:D;0<=h. sometimes _ _ =' ° rishmus..\m\in? ‘ if _ ids! passes sway ing Ofhd; you can notice the tar-sway look of the

his immediate surroundinps.‘fprelIlI~ BN! upon his great task of beating the white scourge. and then when. he is called again to the surronndluplih which he is at the moment, stsrti ss

has a black moustache and dark hail* _ but withal a kindly expression _ I ~ his features which couidn’§ _ ~ ' attract, andlwhich is cttea

full ol nervous energy, his _#Brie lim ` is the success‘ct his work sndfoocs-

sionally their is a set lookin his '_ features as if nature demaa ed IV

-_ 4_4, »,»,-v-_ -_-_ »_*_ -_-_»_~_-;.q¢_-_ *-2*

iuow io nsnrconslilirilon i

The Grand Duchess of Hesse has

hit upon a novel scheme for props- BBUDS the knowledge of how to iilht consumption. On her recent visit to a hygiene exhibition at Darmstadt she saw some match boxes with printed. instructions on the reverse side what' to do and what not to do in' order to avoid the spread ot tuberculsr

ntagion. The boxes were samples.

order of some South American gov- ernment. The Grand Duchess has now succeeded in inducing all the match manufacturers ot the Grand Duchy to place these instructions on the back of every box they sell, the price to remain the same.

PAID FOR HIS WIFE _

Barter and Sale cf a Woman in s

London Court '

A London cable says:_ The bu_rter_ and anis of a woman for $_27,50iF~vfs| ' arranged in the courts he\'e_'.'_re<!ent.ly by the authority of a iudge."fTl\¢< case was that of a divorce suit brouqlitlfby Marcellus Rsymund Moraud..lLllih"lt' his wife, Helena Woodle'yf".“mfi'#\i`iL\ both actors. J. A. Morrlsonfililieritcr of the Morrison millions, was _named as cc-respondent. The suit was un-' defended, and counsel stated _that it had been agreed that Morrisoifshouid pay Moraud $27,500 damufesl -Mr. _ Justice Bargravs Deane, addressing the jury, said: "The parties have agreed as to damages. The co-r_espon-

ceive the sum. lt there were some- thing behind the arrangement I should tell you not to listen to it, but in this case. as tar as I can see, there is _ nothing objectionable. Capt. Morri- son practically bought this woman for

$27,500. J __

NEW SPOONHOLDER

Will Not Upset and ContentsiAre_

Always In Neat Design _ '

To the old-fashioned spoonholggr

several' objections have been rais ; none of them serious but they ‘sst`1a_ young jeweler to thinking and he designed a holder which overcomes them. One objection to the old type of receptacle was the ease with which it overturned and spilled its contents on the table. Another fault was the

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ei,-

i _ _ .er

. ` ~ so ~-rsnonxno" or sroous.

manner in which the spoons some ';-gleieiiggzléléi _i:_l_\;8l1Sisdb so that when

with ___ Y rought others

The holder shown herewith has p

YSIBUVBIY 10118 base and is quite stable. The interior is`in the general shape ot the bowl ot a spoon ami the latter tits smoothly into it. with the handle nroieciins tnrousb a slot. as each spoon is put into the holder it rests exactly upon the one below it and a nest pile is formed. Oi course, the holder is made in different sizes for diiferent size spoons. ,’ ,V

» improved German Farming

Germany was losing more than a

million of her sons and daughiggs every year, simply because her soil could not support an increased popu- lation. But Germany went to work

yield from I0 (which is

) to 40 bushels an song l

one wsv.:fcr -; eropswhichrmswed thsvsame time pave _

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iiiiiii

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miibisdalbun A»

M' c°lwcu-styled produced __

timid

a smile as he speaks. 'He il ' 05 "f,__1.

little rest tromhis exertions. ~ _ ~»

_ 4*, Li

and in 20 years increased beg »

tuberculosis spoclal|`s|,_ _

man whose thoughts are sway from ‘,_ ' “

»» ff f»,» -

dent is prepared to pay the amount. ~ V _ _ . . ~ _ _nd ,he peuuoue, ,B _,,,,,,,,, ,,,_,, __ ,.l..l¢n.._llr_rr°<'_“_l»¢__ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ esta ___1__s g ___l,)u_511:».esfs. oi: . . ra e _ as

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" "° '“‘ '°““’ ‘°"°“'“ "‘°“ ‘“°' ' SOME OF P-` EJ Ii AT`[iiACTIONS»

Prince _Edwsrd Island is the best lP0t» on ‘earth in which to

a vacation; It is more, it. is the ideal land ws‘vs all he`srd and. suii¢..llfP\\_¢_ gh an an 0|, childhood and youth, “'.l‘he. Land of Pull mit- e Bums o'i~its outstanding ieetunssars: _ _ " '

_ A LAND OF BEAUTY. . "`_ ` `

_ h'und_'rd and seven£§'°l¥l\f "'l`:l`°5""~7l;°¢l\l¢l C"\‘l»_1_5_l"-W¥@“'~‘i"* “all this land in low and the most hesutliul. . ___. _ . This is A1544. °’ the best -temperature which- it is possible to scsi? _Th0\\¢ll\4|l0l‘ \0,\\l° ;tst visitors attest that it is more 'bcautiiul tod_ay,__'_and the 'most atf tractive summer resort in the _entire 'Dominion ol_ Qiadds. ' - ~' '- '~ 1-

_ A numewrrun s __ <:o1l_§_sQfr1r.

__,,_;_ Gpntls breezes ladsn_ with the ___ N0! f|'°iP -dura ‘sua tus were an through on isp. d1i_=_1s_vi.¢\\ *N red and gold amber and green oi a gc; __ _na _s__u_nset. The nights urs al- wsys cool sind bright, refreshing rest _Y __ " ers U0 D0 f°ll- `

_ ..._ .~_,f _ESL _ _ A Lama snri-Ei_'_,_ _ _ . ~ __

In no country does so large s proportioaf _,i the M0910 UU ¢°_ _I

green -914 age.. only about one per cent oii population di¢l_ea9l_\

yssr. report ol the Registrar oi _lor the yan' 1811, in which ysar the mortality was larger iis` _ ,f ihews that ot s total oi

1,114 deaths there were _ ' W-_ __ -if--_ _ ' 566 over 80 oi agc`;-

_ 411 over 70 yea;-eo! age;

* 211 ovsr _80_ years ol ag_s;’ _ ' _

` 42 over) _Q0 years oi age; _ __ 'l‘he_~inlant mortality oi other doiin_t`i‘is‘s_' is almost unknown here.

*rum ls no other me under the sua éiiidrb; celit ol tho' l>°l>\\ll¢ii_°'l\‘ live to pgsrthe seventy year span oi liltl ~~ -~ -' ~

- _ ___ _ A harm oFssr}i4n1n_gos.--- ~ A -» ~

In no other country is there grlltsr sbuiidlllis oi the best. _food

and oi_cIsar, sparkling water in town sud rural diitfiiitl alike.

Bembe! the iluest iisvor;

Eggl. milk, butter and cheese:

The most luscious oysters in the world;

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ax,

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Q';€@\,:j,_»l t

" H _If-"you want

£-

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,gent _ 2/421? _

aroma of freshly cut

the refreshing sleep which

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_After the bath with BABY’S OWN the skin is smooth, comfortable, and exhales this

Freedom from skin troubles,

/_/1,/

flowers.

in some measure

“Bsby’s Soap"

enjoy: Especially for nursery use insist on ui __'~l\l.lilii`¢‘i' soars umnel. M-m-hewrm. -

esssesueer-|21'

t1Sp”rlng Lamb, Muiion, Choice Elica

‘ -on-~

l-Iasier Quality Beei _

Call at our stall in the City Market or a

' our store on

ALECO

Hillsboro Street. ' -

_ _ _

No 9 Siall V City

Lobs_i_:'sl'_s§__in great abundance; Plltllld B , . ° M“,kg‘

brook trout. mackerel, cod, etc.; Wild geese, brunt, plover, duck and partridge in their sesson;_ Btre.wberrie's,~ raspberries, blueberries, craubsrries;

AGREEABLE! SOCIAL CONDITIONS.

The Island is socially a land oi the golden-.mes`n.

Few are very rich and almost uone_ are poor. The greats nsaiority enjoy comiort end -prosperity. _ _ _ sobriety and order everywhere prevail. In no part, 'ol the American Continent is there proportionately so

little serious crime. _ _

There are no trsnips and bsggarsfars un_kiown.\

Oliurched and schools are abundant.. ' _

rosnx. or_unn1_iucn-.rrrns. _ _

Thsresre 468 p,ost‘oi\_¢cs-one to 'every iifsqusre milei. ' rnrougncur a mgojpsrrcr the fri-cvlncetii_sr¢~m~-lm aolmrycf the

mans daily sr on 'l_nmfo-s'_.__l-can sms.. _ _ _ _

'ras Prim nln'v'sm_f1siailc‘ asmisyi intersects on mana la sun al-

muolg ' sawn, faur1uui'jisr as rgsifiiltixn' av. ani.. e»f¢us_j_»asi',' ` ’l‘elepho_ne iinss`_'d_il- over' the lsla7afd`-'écilusct 115 '_towns,~ villages and tial-»-»»»-__ .»;; s _

soaznsrttiiilirnncillliigi'Fon Tourists

s _ ,Qs on Nonferrous- _ E

The rampart oi ssiid~d\_ines,, titty long, thrown _ up- by the

waves. ` _` ,'7_ _- _~ . _ _

The long shallow lagodhs insideit)f’i_`_duusl.._,ths haunts of _i_i_sh, and

waterfowl. _ of ~ - f i

Bcores oi miles ot broad, clean, besehes, the delight _ ci

snr: bashing ana snutarsa ulauaullsssl Shooting wild geese, dkck. brent., and plovsr in their season. rinsing brccx anq'__na_ trout, maciarel can om: no ssl..

_ Clam baking, picni_ukln°g, oyster d\ggii\|.iT»__ - ~ - ‘ ' ' Boat sailing and-rowing. I-lundredl otfuiotor boats.

- _ - ' "1:/.i.*. 1-.:` r

» _ _ ‘ `_ =rn_<_orlAnLo1~1-llirbym. ' ' _ '_ _ -._-_~~ ~ ~ _ _'__ _ j j' _z_i_:_» - _' _

- v'u_ncrla-Parr; coco-n wmllc ua,_~nilgn¢u~=1wall¢f»ci on Post cms.. Beeutilul walks and drives, tennis courts; cricket and' baseball. _ ' '_ __, ‘ 'ras sslvldqrs oc_li__nulh." ~ f. v " 1*. J _ '

Amateur- Athletic' Gljoiintls. _` '_ _' ' _ _ A-» ~s°~1w-¢ 1,'-°_°f_1i~1\,>\1r= 1»1\_>§»m.s. T ;' i ._

'rss normative sliniliig' me cl 5 mglrntivs ammnlr older than

tus uclupslaatcs Conseils.---_f ' _»~_--.5--_f '_ - _ ~ » ~

'i‘»he Micmae lii_il_c_8iiiilihent pt " _ 'ras on -rl-san. sort at cas as f_l_§z¢5_r§catl_s‘.__'__ _ _ ~ _ ~ seventy mn” orusml-lbslea w s_ \>i'\th1\\s.__:o7_¢.t°r

smug .annum alggnm. _ . ` * _ '_ l'» ` _ _ _ _ - _ _ _ ,_ -_ »,-,_~_r--tn.

1 - _ . - ._ _rrxaroxa’i_rionng._ _

is I ‘F

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'rccl-nt .virions _,ulil'_1l_ilv"s¢ecl-"»`

sccrss-_or lox 1-sueilssitiiaht src' thickly ttottsiif over _ _

:_._____'__~_; »;»-(H-_, ‘ . _ '_

` "lion-pagers uswsr_is.'ct- _ilu f lgsliciiss _

_'l‘.hm.u-¢ bananas 5t;¢l_iis_o-_ ;~du`¢-gsuvsr beauties."-#wi vital

\>,~°°'=°~~ vel.;-‘,._ "‘_1_".*‘.-i‘°-\‘i*ti"i'_'- ' » _ '

__ "__ _,~, . u w‘i§u““ °f ‘ “md

‘ _ _7nlu_6i hi,__£i»g\__»ispt fails.-_or ul. ima u wls_xsa_¢c.s¢ °’"» I _"l";"'°.;"-3" ' `. ' .;'.'. ' _,___ "||',_;__nr¢ or tan_impcrts_st-___in-

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~ . _ ]. Stanley sWediock

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applflu ann plums crrars excellence; cherries sac small iron _ _ _ We W0'i11d if1f0T`-in the’ Public that

ld bl h d L F D k ll bee'n'ja'cqtl`Ired" by iié' and that we~1'nt`e1ld to conti_n11`e._s_up_piying the same high class of mea’_cS`"to`our customers as they been re-

ceiving in the past.

And f

, I

. . Harris

_ Ssls ‘1 4-2zMtuf3mos

Partners

i' The C. B. B.

Ii you wish to becomes

- porter you should take a cou

i . Siellographers Trained Ai

Are Snccessiuln

successful steuographer or re- rse at the C. B. C.

_ _:Ilia _Charlottetown Business College and Institute _ of

_S.lor.'han:l and Typewzlting is one of the Premier institutions

: oi its kind in the Maritime P

- sonni and individual instructions und the courses are so plain

rovinces. Here you receive per- _

~ and practical that they are easily mastered - ' Wfitfl ~f°dlY for free Prospectus and information to

~ L. B._Mil1er, Principal.

n _ Charlottetown

é r L. B. Miller, Principal,

Business College

Victoria _Row

i ~',

_Stock Sale

cows nswl

o freshen M llllbd P\lr ymm

“_” 0|' before said dst

~ Dv Ma _lcDONl\LD

Uiyqllzllh _ _afmkwle Pot”

_\l\lL...Wool

. _ .»__._4.

Co _ °`l,,’,f°°"‘°‘F”.°* elsucl~l"P‘9"_ `

|400. One general pup.

old weight le4o

“rf-1 '=°~;§ _ salsa tesaerswlll hcrsecved

Pcilshl y

“ll Cloths fc

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Tenders For Bliiiillliii Church v

up till the ` thd ofMa 9x3 for building cmohcrylll it nyrllarlbrre

1 in acid b ‘ ‘ - l- ° I P_____my_:r_l::_\_s village according to plan aiidmpec

5¢\U0l1. to be seeuiatithb oilice Of Geo. E. Baker, Summer- aue ml more of M.¢fx¢i;_m¢sy & C91 BfUd\lb\lle» ` _ > ' 4 _ Allteudqrsto hsdii _ _.t0,Frani¢ )`ardl_ne,Sec"y»Bulldiuf. " mittee,

l Bradslbaue,-tenderlctb _be ~msi|¢¢d

lender for b_uiidi_`sg_ 1

Lowest or sny__teuder_.f.act new'

sriiy accepted. 'E _If -1 ~i ’ Mayglhgi _ _ _"r"-"

ire,