‘qualities

‘ so evident in these exhibitions might

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l-l-oolaont-w. cum- s. IeLur

Secretary-How. Col.

SATURDAY,

WHERE WE EXCEL

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PRINCE EDWARD ISLANDER

willhave read with justifiable pride the report in yesterday's Guardian oi the Royal Winter Fair at Toronto in which the silver foxes oi tllis province practically swept the tables. We who originated the domestication oi the silver iox have always felt confident that we pro- duced the best silver foxes in the world. Gradually. through such ex- hibitions as the Royal Winter Pair. this knowledge has become world- wide and our ioxes are now to be found in practically every country in the world which possesses a fur- producing climate.

Reasons for the superiority oi Prince Edward island fox fur have frequently been given in this and other newspapers. and are generally understood. The silver fox fur is one of the lnost beautiful oi all furs and its beauty is oi a unique kind.

It embraces sheen, fineness and the silver touch. tributcd by some to the absence of lime in our soil. the our medium temperature

The sheen is at-

finelless to and the absence of extremes oi either heat or cold. The silvery effect produced by the long guard hairs. is also at- tributed to the climate. In colder latitudes nature provides a woolly underwear to protect the animal; in warmer climates the heat is guarded against by a hairy and looser fur. While this is generally true oi all fur bearing animals. it is especially true oi the fox, which appears tc have been ‘endowed with a beauty all its own for the delectation of the ladies of all lands.

It is because oi these inherent in the Prince Edward Island fox and the peculiar adapt- ability of our climate to produce it that there is such an insistent de- mand froln all over the world fol Prince Edward Island breeding fox- es. This season more breeders have been shipped from here to the ends oi the earth than ever before. And the demand will increasingly con- tinue. Many sections of our Canadian north are well adapt- ed for the production oi many varie- ties of valuable fur. but it is recog- nized by iur authorities ill those sections. that for the condi- tions of soll and climate llccessar} to produce the best silver fox iul" Prince Edward Island is ideal.

The men who secured such honors for their native province at the various exhibitions in recent years. must not be overlooked while_ our attention is being directed towards the excellence of our silver foxes Whether our climate has anything to do with producing the enterprise skill and ambition which have beer.

be difficult to prove. the big point is that we have them. and that wt owe them much. and are proud of them.

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CANADIAN DINNER IN ENGLAND

ANADA gives to many of the products of Great Britain a sub- stantial preference in her markets. but Great Britain gives no prefer- ence ih her markets to the product: oi Canada. Canadian products ir. the British-markets are in competi~ tlon with-the products oi the Unltzc" States and other high tariff coun- tries. the markets of which are ab- solutely closed to many British pro- ducts. To buy cheaply is the main object oi the British people: an:

Editor and hlnnagor—-J. B. Burnett.

NOVEMBER 19, 19-27 l

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I Iornlng Dally (founded I381) 85-00 B" ill" (ll lllVlMn) delivered. l u,“ p" you (In ndvnnu) lulled in (Innndn and United Staten.

a. Vlee-Prosldcnt-J. It. Burnett. Anlorllfe Editor-D. K. Currie. U. A. hluclilunou, n. 0.

British people know that “the best is cheapest.“

The markets afforded by the dense l industrial population oi 'Manchest.er| and the country roundabout are justl now being cultivated by Canadian] traders.

Ill that vicinity are ten» million buyers oi iood and otherl

products. It is the lnost denselyl populated area oi the European‘ world; and it is reachable from‘.

Halifax. Saint John. Charlottetown; Sydney. and other exporting centresl on the Eastern coast of Canada, atg one comparatively short stride. Thcl 10115111111118 capacity of this part ofl Great Britain is immense. Wheat;

and other cereals. butter and cheese?

1a sufficient inducement were offer-

THE CIIARLOTTIiTPOV/N lGvilAltDlAN

llihat» £01111

ni Quota

By Iames .orlon. Ml).

Notes by the Way s of

ESIRABLE as lmgimigration from

the British Isles is, there are

influences at work to discourage the

British settler from coming. A let-l lter from Dr. Knight, F.R.G.S., pub-l llished in the Toronto Globe, illus-

itrates this point. Dr. Knight statesl‘ ' ‘quite frankly that he has been ten‘ lmonths in Canada and has travelled! $4,000 miles in this country “SBBKHIQJINCREASING ,to learn the truth for the purpose

Happening

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I the ‘trork you d0.

And u iittlebit oi’ giadneas. and little bit of you.

a llttlc bit of soilg, Not n day will seem too tollsonlc

YOUR . uoi a day will seem too long.

BLOOD PRE$$URE

1 n _ _ , \',.n-.leurned in your physiology lform. And the impression he has clagx m,“ llle V011,“... 01- b19011 in lalready formed is "that there is no 11w bony is about one twelfth to likelihood of the Government ob- one fourteenth 0i the body Welglll-

< - ' ' .' ~ bout five quarts. taming much response from thovlTllhus m? quarts m, blood Bus,’ manhood oi the Old Country tplhmugh the heart level), llllrlcen settle here under existing conditiont-wseconds’ m. flboul me 11.1195 per No doubt a fair percentage of Eng‘lllnlllule_ lishmen would undertake thechancc,‘ ilowevur where the individual

' “lr- n insufficient quantity of blood of making good in Canada provldedllhl; llolbleedmg or lune“ 0t any

_ klnd, trouble may arise. ed‘ That m“ percentage would be For instance, it‘ the blood res- slnall goes almost without saying." lsels and heart are not kept iull of . lblflflfl then‘ the heart, having less Dr. Knight goes’ on to tell that blood ill it to ilfess or lllllllll "ul- Canada has nobcall for the artisan (IOIPB llfll llllllllll or the professional man. in Eng-jdclggl“i“li'eigllcll me‘ vim] cenlrell lalld the countryside is being gradu-lThere is l, feeling (,1 weakness, ally depleted of its population, anrlgesnessne... mph] breathing. pulse they are going to the towns :5 flgfl-"iélllllllénizlfilllllg, and failing con- culture becomes a‘ more an nlorc ~ ' - ~ l precarious calling. “If the Canadian,’ Nmv “hell ‘hero h“ bee“ ‘my

_ _ ‘[055 m‘ blood, whore blood pressure Government could turn lts attention ls m,“ H, ‘vhem me “earl nlusulc

And the world will see a sweetlles l like llle ginklln‘ oi’ a brook

ln the flnishul job; lllld then til Willi n world's appreciation of til

lining you've found ‘o do. i I I

Beavcrbrook, to Mr.

Duke 0t‘ Argyll. is to take place i.

tile title now held by H.R.l~l. Prill cess Louise, fourth (laughter '0 Quvcn Victoria. the present Ducll c-ss oi‘ Argyll. widow of‘ the nintl Duke of Argyll, who. as the Ma"

cral Qf (lautllla frolll 1878 to 1883

The Week

you put a little lovill' into alilu mIMDllBCl “m.

Allll ll lllllti llll "l swllellless- all)‘ the Trinity United Church ParsOu~

And your work will be attractive. in n91- lllengant duty oi’ receiving llllll ll"? “Tlllll wlll Slllll l0 lllllll» by Mrs. Carrulllera. and Mrs. li.1l

‘Wllll wlll lulll l0 look fll-filoil,‘ room table the centre piece oi 011-‘ "-r—-—

The ularrizlge oi‘ the Hon, Jail-at Higgn all-n. 111mg) W_A, Thomp- Aitken, daughter oi"Lord and Ladylnnn nnnel-eq and 1119 nsglgtanis lllll Dllllglilslserving were Campbell. heir presumptive to thorn-eon;

Ellslzlud cull)‘ ill 99691115913 Tlll-‘Eace Wright. llcdeque. [little lllissl bride-elect Hilly one day llllclieeil l’), Ruth Sinclair attended the door, In

quis of Lorne, was Governor-Gell-

The present duke succeeded t0 the‘ 11 RQgQ-yg 111111 M111 Ally-ed 1.1151... -‘

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12.111""...:::"".:::%...:::“Rails;i NOW pa¢1<=<1 in lA-lwminsumnliel ‘ ' same as years ‘ago. ‘

lbeyonll grained brown or plain V lbluck now lgcjtrice ill bright orange, 1 l

royal blue. crimson or jade. (luitel ' l l I” » l. : j .

‘endless days. T EAjw ‘good lea";

' RED ROSE ORANGE P12140121. Egg ,

HASZARUS Bmluivuu TEA 1s UNEQUALLED '

Sold only in, red, hygienic. airtight packages.

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Airs, Hllruuluntl Johnson was At Home on Thursday afternoon, at.

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age, when slle had the pleasure of 1 welcoming u great nlally callers‘ ;‘Il‘0Ill_I'Oill‘ iu six. She was assisted]

5.Johnson. Ill the drawiugroonl rose lcrysantheluuuls were attractively 9 arranged alld on the lovely dining

'2' quisite yellow mums were greatlyl admired. Herc tea was poured bl’ Mrs, W.ll_ Johnson 11nd Mrs. Ell‘-

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l | I Mrs. Steele; Iilrs. Mrs. A. Pickard; lilm. l Fletcher; Mrs, Sinclair‘; hlrs. Hor‘

‘lihe evening, the Rev. Mr. Jollir:

l’ soll received with lMl-s. J0lllls0l1 ' and with illem were Dr, and, Mrs.’ l, Ramsay. 0n this happy occasion.‘ "ll/lrs. James Pulon ushered and Miss Alfrollu (‘nlwill opened the door. ill the diulllgrunln Mrs. 1L.

We Recommend

Alexandra Buildin

Corporation

6 l’. C. First (Closed) Mortgage

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hams and bacon. alld eggs. are thelm this class of peopha“ says Drpls “T1111, y“... first thought should QnnQKnight, “and offer them iacilitiesbc to try and hell) ills Yvllllll llllw lwhich keep body and soul togetherlill lllllllll l‘; hfélllill'tg’elvl?e"sheelillf v . . . . t- l ' ~ - _ , , , ‘until such time as the lmmlgrantslmmK ’_ “iv i‘ unnmcl“ n‘ me ter and its vicinity are those lnostl . - llll‘ hllilllbll ‘ ' lCGllId fend for themselves, a ialr reqmunll within. 1L “ml .30 sll-engulnns available and lllost valuable fl’0l‘fi'5l)gn5g from this quarter might bell“, (,ll...,ll“llul,_ the point 0f view of Canadian farm-forthcoming; otherwise there is no 1111.11.11; lln- \\'lilllllll\\'ill of blood l ' . - -- - . \,-‘ v ~ lacs. or c. l,“ and ll.ade,.s_ lhope of Canada securing the class ‘lfllllc tllllllllllu.Onplullllluvhlnur m . . of people she needs from Great l-lll“ "b ' _ .l l It ls pleasing to note that a spc-. , . zululllcr, the lylul: douu posit on s l l H t 1 jut lb l d lBrltain. I cannot advise any of my “mum “Wm ll helps l0 I".m.,._,,l ' ' l l . . . ' _ ' “a c 0r 5 5 m“ 9mg m“ elcountlymen llndel plesent clrcum 511C141 l _ _ to interest the importers for MBIl-.5[gnce5 to come to Canada where. 11' 111.11 nrl- i-lli‘ of llltli-il‘ ludlvld- chester alld its environs in the pro-lllie ls hard and work very uncertain lllilh lulu. .111 sholk: d 1i \l1.,llt o . . - ' -_ _ lflilt ur duals of lhls pan ol Canmm N01 alld where the cost of llvlng 1s at

accidents of any kind. 1 don't try to long since a public dinner was giv-l

requirements of the people. sequently the markets in Manches-

, be bravo by standing‘ ;least 150 per cent. higher thaw that m 5mm“ hm “o “Own my (mm H. ,obtaining in England.“ ‘ en to the merchants oi Manchester‘

‘_vo'u begin to fcol uncomfortable. at which the edibles were solely!

Standing or wilting retlluirlcs llnvl-l‘ ‘it’ t on the part of tie rear . ll ' The amhor he" quoted Wm mo‘ lillfliriilllltlfil half as much rlglllll as

title ill 1914 and is unmarried. Mr (‘lllupbcll is a grautlsoil Walter ‘Campbell. Lord brook. in liltitl, nun-rind daughter of ilrigzldicr-Gentu-nl (7 \\'. llrllfy. (‘..Il.. ut‘ Ilzillfziy; 51,3, 'l‘ll~- (‘unalllzln lmru iu Ncw Brunswick, ‘ fi $ .\lr, hull Mrs. l<"..\‘. llllllvluu are cordially wclconn-tl t.» (‘llurlniivttnvl|. Ml‘, Wlllklna cnnlcfi as divisional l-nginleel- of tho (‘.,l\l. Il., liililllll Mr. A. Scott's plan-l‘, ' l‘ i

i 'l‘hc t‘l‘1l'l.l' for colored front doors l“ ll)’ no nlellns now 0011mm] 1.;

nqihe Deople of Canada are seek-l the 959C; 1,1 such lately ma“, lmlmls l-rum the llssllnnl blood stream. This ac-l the extreme thirst in!

‘Canada. But ng to extend their market outletshmlsconceivnd jmpresgiuns can be but 1., nwnl] 1119 and in our efforts to do so we ask no transient. That Canada is a verlit- lvltluillscqlslzgl; . 1c: ‘. w ' . ' ' .3990!” “m ' that ll cases oi‘ shock. of I'll n uess. but only Such busmess hke Fons"! »ll$l'le<l alld “nested l0 by such highor loss: of blood from bleeding, your Ramon ma‘ the acmal quflmy andlauthorities as the Prince 0f Wales. first thought should 11010 assist the mndition of our commodities will-pyen-ner, Stanley Baldwin. by the heart by getllll_cl_ plltlegl‘ aonto the ‘ . . ~ .- - :1 :~-n . 1' . warrant. We recognize the intenselhord Chief Justice 0f Ellsllmd- by lyml‘ “mm p05 ( 1 ~ mmpetition that obtains in everyllhe gleathcmrllventlorglor Minis? ' . gineers w ic recen y assem e , branch M trade and “med by. this country and by millions of con-. nen of the keenest intellect. wholenled and prosperous 51111111111111‘ lflbllllally Sfillll-llllzc Wllll Cale lllllli people residing within the Dominion. RAP ' l lte points oi distinction in selecting; ‘ .heir purchases. We recognize that.

aentimental favor or considerations.

V§Q§O§§+¥OO§O O-O-Q-O-Ofi-OOOQX

The usual Canadian winter begins‘ ‘ By

with a “dip" below zero in the RQBERTA LEE

‘t is our reslmnsibmty in me pre7Prairie Country about the middle oi QQ§§.§Q§§§§Q§QO§§.O§§§§'§'§ wralion and Presentation of OUlZNoVember and has begun in ‘that L. aroductstodefeat all criticisms andlfllfglllflll this, Ylwl- Usually. IOO- ll _ _ ;bjections. by having them compar-lmld "dip" °r wave" after “W “r three. Paint can be kept in open cans 1i. . . days. is followednpy milder weal-hell the paint lS stirred thorough-ly, then ‘we m a“ "espws Wm‘ the bcstlFrom the middle of November nuthe can filled to the for with water.

zhat are offered. Perfection may notllhe middle of Marclh a perlod Ulla/Valli? (ltisleecleltlllyazain. Pour oil the 1e attained without effort, but en-labout four months, these fluctua- '

:rgy will do anything that can beltllllls °l ggllldllitllivnglgtaz; __,__ lone ln this world. and without ltlolilrfilslecgeason lmmg irequently dur-l An odor on lhe hands call be l.e_ no circumstance, no opportunitymollng the fir“ week of Februanh ,mnved by pnmng a 1111,19 my mus. talent will make a man. a business,’ ,/

ltard in cold water and rubbing it on

.thc hands. Then rinse in cold water. in industry. a nation. or an em-l Loni; SIWWllB-‘i lllvc l" ll": llasl WISH ‘ed much valuable time in Canadian 1

lParliament. Hereafter under the new l

Preserving ‘Paint

Odor 0p Ila nds

. .. Scorched Cotton _)lI‘C. l

a ron Guardian Readers.

OO-QO-oooooo-ovob-o-Moooo November l9, 1927

A GREAT DELIVERANClK-For thou hast delivered my death. minp eyes from fears, and my feet from falling. I will ‘walk be- fore the Lord in the landof the liv- ing. Psalm 11618.9.

PRAYER: live with Thee. as to prove greatness of Thy deliverance.

November '20, ‘I27

WELL ANSWERED-What shall I render unto the Lord for all his benefits toward me? I will take the cup of salvation, and call upon the I will pay my vows unto the Lord now in the pres-

name oi the Lord.

of Lor-l llcuver- (llatlyu, 3115,.

Wilkins of

soul f l'(JIli'

O Lord. may we so the

l . . presided over illc tea cups with

tile zlssistzulce of Mrs. ilnrncl‘ Wright oi’ llcdequc, Mrs. itowo. Ilnrullly llutclleson, lMuriuu “lllcalr, Mlsr-l 'l‘:llt, Alisa ll.

lllul-siis. Alias Vvru 'l‘uyl0l' scrvi -',.

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lll‘i‘l' lllllllivll “Kl-H .‘.ir. and Airs. Jnhilstm nu their first

lolliciall culling day, were wry ('t‘\' .lll'ull_v wclcolucd l0 (‘harluttutlnvll llY rvllrcsl-liluiivvs ill‘ all llciuurllla-

‘Villlll-‘i of ilu- cit)’.

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Anullllw delightful unllu-riul: lllli \\'l‘l‘l( was lilo illllllliil il-u and satin ill Si. Paul's Parish llull on 'l‘llurs-

day afternoon .\\'lll('.ll was such :1

31°59 0f Cllllfldlllll DTOdl-lcllllll- Atlbably Wflltl a ll°°ll amplifying his ll]? lylng down position, The Vllvl-‘llf-u‘ m" Bloolusllul-y, n11)... l,‘ lluc succcss socially and financial-l

this dinner, Mr. W. A. Wilson. Can-lunfavorable impressions. It may d0 heart will he thus boating nlore rap- ._-..__ ...______ 1 l).

adas agricultural products represen-llls llfllm- W0. nerhaus. by directing lllly Wllll less hm)“ l“ llllllll‘ Wm‘ - w, a

, . . _. . . _ lthe tide oi British emigration to-_““"/ll hem- l . _,1 “I ' """ .\l|'s. ll.'l‘. llollnun 11nd Miss

..atlve ln Great Biltaln. sald. , 1 Nntule itself. when ihtll. ha l D . _ I ward other shores ma“ mom of been any loss oi‘ blood, will lllllllbtl". ally SGIQCIIOIIS lllilllyrl llolnltlll of Sunlun-rsidc.are‘

being trcllzonll-d hunu- from u hhli-, day trip to lilonilw-zll. l , ¢ 1i v Ali's. (‘.ll.li. llloudny morning lllontrcal.

lei". l-l

IAllll-',\\'0|'l h on u visit

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{tinny friends ill-re will ln- illlcr

ver, (if Auhurullulc. .\lulss.. forum-I'M’ Miss 'Mny Sicuiiftlrtl of this City. is the new mnnulra gull‘ clnnupi-ul ut Woodland. 1n winning the title for tho first time, silo was forced to fight her way through three former cllnnlpious---Mis-.1 Franco»: Cross; bliss 0. (‘rnsby and lilrs. W. l’. iloslner. l\lrs. (larvcr won lllt‘ (lualiiying round with ll 95 and In her illrcc luzlicll-pllly rounds wa-l 90, {l2 and llil in ihc iiual sllc ll

ence of all his people. Psalm 116: ieuted Mrs. llosmol- by and i. 1213,14. r c a ‘PRAYER: May our purpose. bliss lllllry llaszllrti loft illouday

Lord, find iull fruition in perform-

arfce.

SABBAT II- EVENING

Hushed are the harsher sounds of.

earth.

'|Silent. the murmur of children's‘

mirth; ‘Tis Sabbath Eve.

morning for Nloutreai and purpos- lo sno-ndllu: the winter in the South.

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On \\'cllucstl.'ly iIIlI‘l'llIlOll. illllv lllllmlllkll llvulsc, tlu- lovely lTfiltltlllPit

of Judge W. S. lmd Mrs. SltWVilfl. ‘was llli‘ sot-.he of :1 vcry cu-

Mini-ll

lcstcll tn know lllill Airs, .\.tl. ('itl'~l

' Sinking" Fund Gold Bonds Denominations $1.tl00-$500

The Corporation operate ll modern office and light Manufacturing Building with a frontage of 234 feet on St. Catherine Si. West, advantageously located in the cclltrc of Montreal's business district. The building was erected in i010 ancrtwo storeys were added in 1918. Two additional storeys now to be, added complete the designed plang of n, tcn-nmrgy building.

lfrice 99 and Interest. to yield over 6 p. c.

Ask for couiplctc partwulatrs.

Eastern Securities Co, Ltd.

1.46 Richmond St, Charlottetown. Saint. .l0llll' llltultreal [Iztlifax

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Hlllllll .'l||tl zltlopts illu now kill bouts; lllll-lvllllllrlll (lolmlsslun wflsfm “a which lucu nnnlrily uubolh sides‘ worst. Tho high point. llrobahll: and cuull- in colors iu luutcll t-t/vlxfl rm “ll lllll"- “lib l"'ll('ll<‘lll llFll . l whcuvlvlul average was <)Vl‘l ‘.'l‘ll<-st~ figures include board llnli lodgings,

luvw slrccl shade. l ~ a n

Sn far

l 'l'llc t4hoppol" can now know‘ l‘.‘Z- yo,“- lllnvnvnl-llg... appears l“ luctly wllzlt llllll" it is without cvv-vl »*'ll,l!llil.\'l1l'|icl- than u your- 411.111. ‘ -——--<-o>;

.ll turn of illc wrist to Sill‘ llcl" llru-l , l-l-lcl \\'llli'll. Nmv slinliliiull bug: wlnlhllllllnnunl"m"? l“ lllilllllllllllll-l l‘ ll l'l' fill: »uu (‘an you

Jl-ivl ‘.1 tlu,v tnncplell unbulth d .1 111m, a lwllm] m" m“ mm ill(‘ll' snide surfaces in New York -oo-a> Sll,,l,s_ lillnunlw Iiluinu-lll for 111.11,. "n.1,

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A KI REMEDY THAT WILL HELP YOU

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This preparation has been

srs of this part of Canada will ener-l getically strive to send to Manches-l I

products that will compare favorably. l

rther foreign country.

lda's High Commissioner. Hon. P.‘

C. Larkin. pointed out that what; .he British public was asked to do?

Janadian produce. or to accept in- ferior goods. but to give this country.

1d for particularly among the whole-l lalers and dealers.

Britain will, ere long. see that their;