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_-I - in fl _ __ fa., , _ _ Q ‘_ ` " I-Ltl 'ISIS' Gardénf of; Gtilfg’ ~ The (`liarloi_te'towf`i`.Guard,I:iIi,_ ublished in Char- it§"{[§,r§t§;.\\_,iO§?§§d 'it5%2‘e55;r¢¢5" ii * df‘;;;\-ii ‘lbs lott_eto\vn, l’rincc Edward Island, éixnada, hasj a' sp endiil souvenir publication issued by the Charlotte- sotiveiiir oilitiim in thi; form of a:m~agaz1ne wl\15`l\:l.S 3

'toévn tiiiardizfii, a copy of whicli the Argus has receiv- _ _ ijjqeilit to the :iu_tlio_rs_and a delight t0_all who_ hlvoopr

`-ed` with thc tiu:irdi:in’s coniplinicnts. This special iitnn- ber is in ni:igar.ine foriii of the dimensions of I.: I). .~\ll of the Iiiiincrous pages carry excellent illustrations, the subjects being -~l‘riiice l".dw:ird l.'sl:nid nicn of atlairs :ind sonie of thi.-ir niany inilustrial and :ircliiteciiiral :ic- hievcnicnts. ln view of the uiif:i\-orable coiiditions in coiiscipiciicc of the \\ ar, this display of enterprise is ex- traorilinaril_v pi':iiscwortliy. .\l:inaging liditor _l. R. llurnett of the tiiiardian thus modestly introduces the very nicritorious publiciation:

"l"fi_v years ago in Cli;irlottcto\\'n the first confi i--

encc was held which lcd to the Coiifeilt.-ratioii of t :ni- :ida. lt was intended to celebrate the Coiifederatioii _lubilee here last .\`t-ptciiibcr, :ind elaborate arraiige- nients had been niade for the event. The outbreak of thc liuropean \\':ir caiised the abandoniiieiit of the cele- bratioii, :ind \\-itli it the Coiifcileration .\`iii1ilIerpl:iiiiu-il by the t_`li;ii'lotieto\\'ii iiuartlian. It was thought a pity to :illow sucli good publicity inatter to go to ivaste :il- togctlier, and so I have brought out this Souvenir nuin- ber which I think _slioulil prove of niore than ordinary interest at the present tinic.”

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V' ATTLEBORO SUN, MASS.

l’i'ince l<`.tlward Island owes a big debt to the

Cliarlottetown ilitai-di:in. 'l`his paper was to issue :I big edition on the _:oth coiifcilcratioii cclcbr:ition and, tliotigh the w:ir did not wai'r:int this, published :i fine- ly priiiit-il suppleinent in book forni, setting forth the resources of its Island :intl giving brief sketches of its inert. ‘l`lie result is :in a<l\'ertiseiiicnt that the Is- land .scldoiii enjoyed before.

'l`he sinallest province. I". IT.. I., has the distinction

of bting the ino.-'i prosperous in the iloniinion. _\'o less tli:iii .\`_; per ct-nt of the people :ire eiigageil in agricul- ture :ind nc-:irl_v every farnier owns his farni. The total :igi‘iciiltiir:il production in 19:4 was $13,843,000. l'erli:ips the Island is inorc wiilcl_v kiio\\'ii at prcsciit for its fox :ind fur farins. 'l`he silver fox iiidusti'y is now valiicd :ii S_’ii,ix><i_iioo with its 37.2 farins. lt`isli to the value of :i niillion and :i <|u:ii'tci‘ ycai'l_v is taken off the lsl:iiid. the lobster busiiiess alone cinploying nc:irl_v §.i>i>ti people in _:on t':iiiiiei'ies. ,\ car ferry _costiiig ten inillions bitt iiiakiiig it possililc to ship carloziils with- out breaking hulk is expected to be a big boon to this Island industry.

The giipplcinent gives :i brief rcsuinc of each of

thc towns of the province and :I description of the <‘liai'nis tl\:it lure the toni-ist, the .spoi'tsiii;iii and the v:icatioiiist set~l<in_g rest aiiioiig pleasant scciics.

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THE POST EXPRESS, N Y.

'l`o ci-lelii'atc the tifiictli xiiiiiivei'-~:ii'_\i of the confer-

cnci- in t'li:ii'lolteto\vii, |'i'ini‘e l".il\\':irtl l~_l:ind, wliicb _led to thc coiifeileratiiiii of taiiaila. the (`li;irlottetown "liii:ii'di:iii" issiied a :-iinvciiir eilitioii wliii-li presents \\ iili ni;iii_v illiistixitiiiiis the prii\iiii:e's lii.-_tiir_\'_ its niany indii- tries. n~it;ilil_v thi- .silver fox indu.-ti'_\'_ :i growtli of thi- last few _ii-:ii's_ its p|'i\iiiini-iit people :intl their ac- ti\ilii , in :iii iiitci't-siiiig booklet. lt was intt-iitled to celi-li: iii- thi- <'fiii|`ei|ci':itioti jubilee. in (`harlottetown l:i.~_t .tit g ii-iiilici; and i-l:ilioi‘atc :ii'r:iiigciiicnts had been made ini- the eveiit. 'llie oiitbri-:ik of the European war ci-.ii ~-il the :ibzinrlonnic-nt of the ct-le|ii':ition, :ind with ii :Sic vi»ii|`t-ili~i-:itioii nuinber plannetl by the Char- lottetiiwii "1 }ii:ii'i|i:iii,” which has now bi-oiiglit out the soiivi-iiir is-_sin-. l‘rince Iidward lslaiid is sonietinies call(-d "'l`Iict i:ii‘ili-n l‘rovince of the l)oniiiiion" because it iieslli-s in ilit- I-<iiii`:i\'e fornicd bi' the soiitlii-rii coast 'of the titilf of .\`t. l.a\'~.'i'ciii-c. slit-lti-red frnni ilie .\t- lantic by .\`ew lli'iiiis\vick. l\'ova Scotia. (ape l’»rcton and _\'t-\\'fiiiiiidl:iiiil, :iiiil is never disttirlied by ocean fstoriiis :iii-l l\ei`.'iii.sc sitiiaii-il in thc slit;-ltereil. l:inil-lock- eil gulf. i-oiistziiitly biiilit-il by sea air, its cliniatc kiiows nt-illiei' t-xtri-nie ii.f lit-at iii* cold.

__ l"ii`ty _vi-:ii-s :igo at t`li:ii-lotti.-foivii, Priiice l-1d\v:n-il

Island. was hi-lil the first ciiiifereiice that li-il to the (Uiiifeili-i':itii»ii of i_`:in:iil:i. The (`oiifcdci':itioii Iiihilcc was to liavc been held in (`li:ii'lotictowii last St-|>t`eiiilicr. but the breaking out of the l-`.iii-ope;iii \\`:ir prcveiitcd it, and :ilsopiit off ilie issiiiiig of the (`oiifeder:ition inun- bci- platiiictl by the t'li:ii'lotti-town (iiiardiaii. That _lniiriial, lioivi-vt-r, with coiiiiiieiiilalilt- enterprise rlecliii- i-d to alloiv thi- occ:isioii to pass entii'cl_\- iinci-lebraied and so it li:is issut-il :i soiiveiiii' nninlit-r whit-li is :in in- tercsiiiig piiblicziiioii. :ibl_v liaiiillcd :niil liaiidsoiiicly priiitt-il. 'l`hi.s niinibi~r will preserve the ri-coi'il of the li:ilf ci-iitiiijv :iniiivcr~ai'\' :ind is also :i i-ei-oi'il of local inattt-rs which ili-tiiigiiisli the town and coiiiitry. lt is :i vi-r_v ci'i-ilitalile joiiriialistic perforinaiice.

,I-‘IzoNTIsI=-II-:cn Photo of_H. R. I-I.iiiéGovomor ooooroi ,ood Diiohooo of eooooughi_ ~ 1., .Tg¢`UT FISH|NG_whe,_,_.__j_tmay be enioyed_

fit

‘-piorinnity to study its pages. It is profusely illustrated

and the tlescripiioii of the silver fox industry is as in- teresting :is any novel.

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WATERBURY AMER|CAN» WIS.

.-\ cliariniiig des-criptioii of Prince Edward Island,

"'l`he iiarden of the Gulf,” is given in a beautfully illus- trated supplenient to the Cliarlottctown Guardian for lnly. In it are portraits of the leading men_of the Is- land; descriptions of the Silver Fox Breeding Indus- try; pictures of buildings and _much else _that shows the prosperity of the Island and its desirability _as‘a-place of resideiice or an objective point for tourists. `One who is not faniiliar with this portion of the 'North .\ineric:in continent will gain niany new ideas,ceni.;ern- ing it from this publication. ` ' ' '

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Fircnauno SENTINEL. MASS. “_ `

l’rince Edward Island, the Garden of the Gulfiyi

Its .\lcn of Action and Its Resources” is the title of a iniist attractive supplement of thc Cliar_lo_ttetown tiiiardian, just from the press. The Guardian is the only niorning paper in the Prince Edward Island pro- `y-iiicc, and it issues also an evening edition. It ranks high among the papers of Canada, although compara- tively -young in years (having been established In 1887.) _ ___f _

ln the foreword of tliesuppleineiit it isjgivcn as

its iiiissiiiii the bringing before. the notice of the peo- ple :ibroail some of the niany delightful attractions of the lsl:iiid as a health and tourist resort. 1\ study ofthe in:in_v profusely illustrated pages of the paper covered book sliows at once that this has been done.

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- NORWICH BULLETIN, CONN.

\\':ir has upset niany plans and ainong thein were

ari':iii_~.;eiiiciits which hail been niade for the celebra- 'tiiin of the fiftieth aiiiii\'ersary of the first conference held :ii (`li:irlottetown, l’rince Etl\\'ard Island, which led `t`o the i-oii|`eilei':itioii of t`:iiiad:i. 'l`his had been planned for last .\`epteiiibei- but \v:is :ibantloiied at the outbreak of the war. ..

\'c\'i-riliclcss thc (`liarlottcto\vn Gii:ir<li:ui was not

to be balkcd in the pi'cp:ii'atioiis which had been iiiadc for an el:ibiii'aie souvcnii' edition for the occasion and this has now been issued and reflects the enterprise of that paper, which sets forth in :i creditable 68 page, well priiitt-il. illu.sti‘:ited supplciiient, the :igricultu-r:\l and

_liitsiiii-.ss intci'ests of “The (iardcii province of the Do,-,_ i .nnnion." togetlicr with sketches of leading citizens,

int-ii of actioii and public buildings.

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`WATERVlLLE MORNING SENTINEL, MAINE.

~ The _*ii-iitincl is in receipt of :i liandsoinely:illustrat- ed paniplilct ifssiii-il :is a supplcinent to the Charlotte- town Iiii:ir-liaii and telling niany things about Prince l‘f.dw;ird l\_l:ind with wliicli folk lit-reabotit are not fanii- liar. lfirst and foi'eiii<ist is ilie fact tli:it it was :it Char- lottetowii, t`ifi_\- _vi-:ii-s ago, that the conference was held which i‘e.siilt<-il in ihi- t`oi'iiiatioii of the l)oniinion of L':nI:ida. lt wa-_ iiitciided to lia\'e an elaborate senii- ccntcnnial olisi-i'\':iiii‘c this _vt-:ir but thc w:ir put an end iii the plans. The (`li;ii‘lotti-towii iiuardian, however, :lei-iili-il that the .~npplcnient whicli it had planned -~lion_l<l be issued :ind ilic rt-.siilt is tlic book which brings so inucii of intere.~_i i~iiiict-rniiig the Island which to its people is known :is ilie tiardcn |’i'o\'ince of Caiiada.

Up in l"rini-c I-ldivaril Island, agriculture is the

leading iiidii-~ti'_v. lt is a varied industry. The farmers of Prince l".dwai'd Island do not specialize on one crop; they raise about ever_vthiiig that the land will produce. l“iiglit_\'-five pei' <-ent of the population is engaged in agriculture and ncarl_\- cvcry farnier owns his farm. Prirlce l'lilw:iri| Islainl i-_ the only province in Canada that r:ii.ses :ill the food it coiisiinies. ln adilitioii to that-it has :I _surplus to sell and its exports exceed its ini- ports in value.

lint all the |`i,iiil.siiif`i` i-xpnrtcil does not coine from

the farni. The Iiilistei- fi.slici'n|i-ii earn $1 itio_ooo a vi-:ir and, strange as it iiia_v seein, the o_vstci‘ tislit-rv ranks next in iniportancc with :iii annual prodiict of .‘l€oo,ooo. _l’<-i'l\.'ips .soint-lioily will now explain wli_v ovstcr tisliing is possible :ind pi'tilitabli- in l’rint‘c l'iil\v:ii':l lslniiil ;|||:| caiinot be inside :i siicccss onthe coast of. .\lainc.

sind, of cotiitse, l’i'ince l‘iil\\'ard Island has its fox

l"`(`l"l"ll-I '~"‘l’l»*`l"_\’ but tli:it is :i story which has :il- re:iil_v bct-,n told in tlit-se parts. It is in the other por- tions of the ai-count of the lslaiirl tli:it are the facts whicli :irc not f:iniili.'ir to people liercabouts :i-nd which the Cliarlotteiown iiuai-di:in has done well i‘n` ptililisli- ing. _-

_j souvenir edition.

1-HE"Bui=i=‘A|,.o c_9pME_R__ci_A|.: __: .;,'_ ‘

,_ j Therehas cofneto thi-:"Book `-’l’abl'e the souvdnir'

edition o`f__jIfli_e Charlottetown Guardian of Charlotje- town, Priiiceflidivard Island, Canada. It celebraf es the 50th :uini-versary of th`e“1'.first conference which ded to the coiifederatioii of Canada. The special number' of The iiiiardian was originally intended to be issu`cd last September at the confederation jubilee which had been planned, but which was given up because of the oiithreak of \var in Europe. The iiiniiber gives a great deal of interesting information. about Prince Edward Island, and is a credit to The Guardian and its editbr, ]. R. lluriietti ' -

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FREE PRESS TRlBUNE» WALTHAM' MASS.

,V _j \\_`c _liave re_cci_vetl from the Cliarlotteto\vn (Pa E. I.) -titiardiaii a copy of the very handsome Souvenir litltion issued .front the office. lt is beautifully gotten i_ip and finely and ahuiidaiitly illustrated. liacli of tl1ie.l,s,l:ijiiil coniniuiiitics is carefully described :uid _bio-

gi-:ipliical ,slrettikjps ofthe inen proniinent in govern- nient, »i1ninicip:i_,atid business affairs are given in con- nection with ih'eir»portraits. There is an interesting article coiiceriiingitlie Silver Fox industry. Altogether it is an exceedingly creditable production and one which every native .of the Island should own to reniind liiin or her of the old honie.--Free Press-Tribiiiie, Walth- ain, Mass, _Inly-I9.

H COURIER-G'AZETTE, ROCKLAND, MAINE.

"Prince ]:`.tl_\yard Island; the Garden of the Gulf;

Its Men of .~\ction and Its Resources” is the title of a splendid souvenir edition just issued by the Charlotte- town iiuarilian. Fifty years ago in Charlottetown was held the first conference which led to the Confedera- tion of Canada. The Confederation jubilec,” plannerl~ .for last September, was postpoiied hy ilie l-Iiiropean \\'ar, but rather tli:iii allow such good publicity inattei- to go to waste the Charlottetoivn i_}u:n-di:in has just issued its souvenir edition, which ivas then well in hand. Front the souvcnir's "fore word” we learn that l‘i'ince Edward Isl:iiid is the niost prosperous I’i-ovince in the I)oniinion, even though the sinallcst, its :igi'icultui':il production in lot.; reacliing :I grand total of $13,848,500. The I’rovince is even more widely known, however, on account of its .silver fox iiidiistry, now valiicd at nearly $.’(i,ooo.<>o0. lf the peo- ple of l‘i'iiii-c l-Idward Island know zi good thing they -ought to slio\v their apprccizitioii of the (__iti:ii'tliaii`s

I RUMFORD FALLS_.T|MES. MAINE.

\\'c have received :i bc-:iutifiil suppleineiit to the

Cliarlotit-ti,\\~ii i iuardian, which gives a line descriptioii with lialf-toiie illtistr:itoiis of this (iardcn of the (itilf. 'l`hc cover be:ii's like-iiesscs of the l)ulte :ind l)'ticlics.s of Connaiigli.t.

lt was originally intended to issue this special

5-suppleineiit in i-onnection ,witli thc ct-lcbration of the _liibilce of (_,`onff.-ilcr:itiiiii,`l_>iit on account of the Euro- pean \\'ar it was abaiiiloiied. _ l’i'ince li`.dwartl lslaiid is known as the “Cratlle of (`_onfcflei'atioii" :is well as "The l.ittle Sister ofthe Con- fedci'atirni," for it w:is in (_`liai'lottcln\\"ii ,fifty _vc-:Irs ago that the first coiifei'eiii'c of .~it:itcs-iiicii was held which led to the founding of the I loniinion of (`:ui:nla. _ .\lthoiigli the siiiallest in the l)oiiiinioii, Prince I".dward Island has the distinc1ion_of being the inost prospcriiiis Province. 'there the li:ipp_v inediinn of so- cial well-licing is struck-, none being :ibnorinally wezil- thy and none :ibjectly poor. 'l‘hei'e is ;i i'ciniinerat1`ve \vork for every person. .\l_\out S5 per cent of the popu- lation are engaged in farining. :nid in-ai-lv every farnier owns his f:iriii. '~l’i‘ince l-`.dw:n'd lsl:i'ii'il isithe only Province in Canada \\-liicli produces enough to feed its own people, and coriseqiieiitly the cost of living is mitch less than the average for- the rest of the I)oininion.

.-\ glance :it the inap of (`:inada will reveal why

Prince lCd\\‘:ii‘d lslaiitl is the “i l:ii-den f-‘rovincc" of the Dominion. Nc.`stliiig_iii ilic-.coiii-:ive foriucd by the Soutlicrn coast of the iiulf of St. l.:i\vi'ence, slicltcrctl 'froni the .\tl:intii- by New lfriinswick, Nova Scotia, Cape liretoii :ind .\'i-\vfotiiidl:iiid, its quiet is never :lis- turbed by ocean storins. Situated in the slicltcrcrcd laiiil-lockcrl gulf, coiist:iiitly batlied by the ozoiie-ladeii sea air, its vliinzite knows iicitlicr extreinc of heat or cold. and is hc:illh_\-, iii\'igoi'atiiig and delightful. Its ~-iininiers :irc ple:is:iiit, its winters bracing and enjov- able. » _ '

_ 'l`he total area of the Island is 2,184 square mil<~5_

ltis |30 miles in length. while its width varies from -.2 to _io niiles. _-\ct-oi-iliiig to the last census, there were fI»-|34-'<9 -fiiriiis. of \\'l\i\`l\ 5408 contained betwet-n_5o to’ woo'-:icres':-384o_between io and 50 acres, and 32.17 bc- txveen too and zoo Heres,

SGME OF i t THE- _CONTENTS

_ follovvingf Selections front ,of the reviews apt o the;United States Indicoiothe

Mii.wAui<EE`.iounN‘AL¢'Wis`.'-'-‘ »_ "

~ _ he fiftieth aniiivers of_.thc confed-

er:itioiio biiletlfibatliiiminion of Canadairyfhe Charlotte- town Guardian (Prince Edward.-Island) ISSKIQS _H liandsoine magazine supplement. 'l`his supplement is all that the war has left of the original plans ton an elaborate celebration of the confederation jubilee. Manv iiiteresting facts about this sma_llest‘provmce of C:in:ida are coiiiained in this ptiblication._ The valua- tion of the silver fox iiidtistry, recently introduced, is

,low $26,000,000, with a totlal of 372 fox ranches.

ENTERPRISE AND vERMoN-ren, VERGENNES. v1-.

F roin Prince Iid\vartl Island comes a handsomely

illustrated souvenir siipplenient to the Charlottetovvn tliiariliaii, containing :i lot of interesting information about a section of North _-\inerica not as well_ known to dwellers in the States :is it ought to bc. Prince Ed- wai-il lsland is known :is the “Garden of the Gulf" of St. l.:i\vrcnce, and is the hoine of the silver fox indus- trv. an industry, by the way, which, we learn from this .siipplt-iiieiit, is coniing back into its own. 'lllc Islapd is given up ahnost exclusively to agriculture, practical- lv :ill of the l:iiid being tillable and inuch of it very pro- ductive. The publishers of the Guardian have reason to be proud of this iiunibcr, which the editor says it was intended originally to issue on the occasion of the 5o`th aniiivcrsary of the conference which led to the Confed- eration of Canada, but which_was postponed by the Out- break of the war. _

_.__....|.___.___ BEVERLEY EVENING TIMES, MASS.

Cliarlottetown, Prince Edward Island, is some

w:ivs from Beverly, but a nuniber of Beverly resi- rleiits forinerly lived in Charlottetown, and hundreds have enjoyed the tourist’s trip to that place and re- ineniber it as one of the delightful ocean trips of the liastern Steziniship Company from Boston. The Cliarlottetown Guardian had planned a souvenir to celebrate the 50th ainiiversary ofthe first conferciice held, which led to the Confederation of Canada. The outbreak of the war caused the abandonment of the celelmitioii, but the (iuardiaii had collected too nnich valiiable iiiateri:il to have it lost and the souvenir has been issued- The souvenir is just full _of local .mat-_ ter, neatly printed and of mitch interest internationally :is well as locally, for it contains an authentic :iccoiint of the Silver Fox industry there in which niany Aniericaiis li::1‘c nioney iiivested.

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NEWS-TFIIBVUNE, DULUTH, MINN.

Fifty years ago the present l)oniinion of Canada

was born. _The event occui'i'c<l at Cliarlottetown, l‘i-ince l~`.<l\\-ard Island the smallest and if \ve-sliall bef lieve the lsl:nidci's_ the niost prosperous of the Can- :idiaii provinces. lt is :I town ci':idle. This borning niade it the (`i':idle of the Coiifcderatioii, its o\rii 'Crea-’ tion gave it the physical forin and n:une of the_ “Cradle ini the \\`:i\'es.” _ - _i"

'l`he Cliarlottctowii (iuardian has marked this

semiceiitciiiiial with a nieniorial supplenient in maga- zine form to exploit the glories of the Island. It is a particularly interesting to the iiattir:illy curious to whoni tlic province is bitt :i nanie. lt is full of illustra- tions largely of nien who took the part of Prince Ed- ward lsl:ind tradition :ind nntst :ill have had some spare change to get "next to pure reading nititter" descriptive of tlieliis-cl\'cs.

'l`lii-_v are ni_o.stly i\l:ic's or Cuniics or Rtisscs or oth-

cr i'aw boys with square cliins, high forchcads and

"cliurcli l'i'esb_vterian." From their biographies it is -

also :Ipparent that the Island population was born there. few canie there from the outside save as guests and fewer leave for other lionies. ~`

_ \\e learn, too, that it has a _winter .season but, oh,

so gentle :ind well lieliavcd: th:it it has :i snniiiier equal- ly well ni:innt-rctl. .\ll the evils of clini:\te are left in i\ova Scotia or New l§_ruiiswick en route. lt is but less than li:i|f the area of St. Louis countv and 8=; per cent of the population live on 14.309 farms \\'liii-li`t|,¢y OW" .ind of which only 3.227 of the largest have an acreage of bein-ceii loo and .loo :it-res-_ ' _

___`____ li_cs:;‘les_i_t_s agi'iciiltiii‘c, choice stock- hi'ccdiiig :intl ~ "‘\.L» it _S _and has the inniiiic distinction agaiii in the lint-_ of n:iti\-'ity, whicli persists in this .sturdy p¢0`. plc. It is the cradle of the silvci- fox iiidiistry which

il<l__i___io _wars old. _l his \.ilu.ible :iinnial has _:_ ‘_ IC- It-itt<,.u1d the industry iioiv represents -i-.ooo,ooo of invested capital with 372 raiiclies and

_i.5oo :iniin:ils.

'l`l'. »' _- _ . , . _ its is 'in nivtstniiiit of about $4,500 por gimmal "lf HS llK‘V have sold tliein for 'is high 'ic $1; 000 a

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lm" S‘“rl‘“f-Z ill $3.000 and the pelts are -niioiig' the iiiost valii:ll - '- » , .` ‘ -

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FOREWARD Summarizing the Contents. I -_ _ __ f _ .,.1S OOTING-all b tth ‘ rt 't' _ In-:soRIP'rIoN of Priooo Edward Island. ' ' .I J M I ' _- _ “PRINCE Enwiii-‘nb Isi.Xi\ii)>»»`fi"i>ii;siii°r‘Siiiooiitsiriiiiiim- Murray e ,

i -.B TENTIALITI , ofthe P.rov' co. i_ _*_~_ '- 7 l _ _ _’_‘__.____'._A'I.I..A.noIrr frI+IIo:.IsI.i\NnfINp_I_i_p1_j|_;_1_S_ kd; ra|,_T_radef__?_l_§-aacg-___me,_,c£f _

TIIE SILVER F(lI:§ INDUSTRXT of Prince Edward Island. _ _ i PROFUSELY ILLUSTRATED wit abtiig £0 h edl high fade Cu

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' °”'-FoUNDA'I‘IoN=oF THE Fox INI>Us1Rv-.' ’ ~ _ ‘ _ -_"Boostarf-ooooiiuimoogriio_Iiiooii~oiioooaro 3 t5_.°?‘__§l‘?

THE FISHERIES of the Province including the Oyster Industry. ‘ 'PORTRAITS Of Light G0V€1’n0I‘ MacDonald Ex Governor ko ers I-'retrh D I r l I E

THE ISLAND IIYMN b I,i\/IM I on ._ _ _ » “"aii¢i Meiiiisérs when to ri oc-o omoio i;'-M be' ' - - 3 _"’-`ff.M4¢hl¢§°n INFORMATION Fon viisironsogiiii iuiiiiiay seekers. - _ Conferences. nteIi1bersI>filil_2vClerzii, thelgédinsegusiiisooifIi/ilfoiffiiiiigixiihiiiiiinue-'S °l'~th¢ F°X -i. §

_ I j 'I-IIE cn-Y or cnARI.o1‘rI=:TowN roiaito its history and aoooribiog its beauties; _ Illustfat-1005 Of Low! Scenery, City Views, The Fox Industry and the Fisfiiiiiiilodusffv'

IIIs'ronIcAI. sm-:ren or suiuniznslné by Mio. Noii Motooti. _ ` I ` TH. PRESS REVIEWS arounaoimouo in tiosonbmg this Ed:¢,,,,, as a MMI t

eatin ang Valuable Souvenir It is made up in m az f 12 n et'

oPPoiu‘UNI'rIEs Fon IMMIGRANTS "ioiiiog me oioos of people for whom -- high-55,5 pap-e,_ and Should form' _an iéeal medhjm ofagonigg igfnjo ly ? incheo,pfi,, ted 0,,

DESCRIPTIVE WRITE UP of Kensington, Georgetown, V`cto °a, H t "R" " 0 l 100 ' ' ‘ _ I

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